Hoe
This is one of the tools most commonly used in agriculture. This type of hoes is characterised by an almost trapezoidal body with a more or less curved cutting edge. The socket for the wooden shaft is oval. This type of artefacts is very frequent in the Dacian fortresses area in the Orăştiei Mountains, a few tens of them are known from various archaeological contexts.
Findplace: Grădiştea de Munte – Sarmizegetusa Regia, commune of Orăştioara (Hunedoara county)
Dimensions: length – 29.8 cm; width – 9.8 cm
Material: iron
Technique: hot forging.
Historical Date: 1st century AD – beginning of the 2nd century AD
Time period: Late Iron Age (Dacian)
Digitization Method: 3D Laser scanning by a Team from Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
Data Provider: National Museum of Transylvanian History, Cluj-Napoca
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