Abstract
Vengono presentate due sepolture inumate: da San Giuliano di Puglia (Campobasso) (seconda metà del VI secolo a.C.) e da Santa Lucia di Serino (Avellino) I secolo a.C.-I secolo d.C.). In ambedue sono stati ritrovati ceppi in ferro. A San Giuliano la sepoltura, bisoma, era di una donna e di un giovane, forse affetto da epilessia; i ceppi non erano indossati, come assai raramente è altrove documentato; e uno di questi era stato aperto. A Santa Lucia di Serino si tratta di un compeditus, molto probabilmente adibito a lavori agricoli pesanti. Two inhumed graves are presented: from San Giuliano di Puglia (Campobasso) (second half of the VI Century B.C.) and from Santa Lucia di Serino (Avellino) (I Century B.C. - I Century A.D.). In both iron shackles were found. In San Giuliano, the grave, bisomus, was of a woman and of a young man, perhaps suffering from epilepsy; the shackles were not worn, as very rarely documented elsewhere, and one of them had been opened. In Santa Lucia di Serino it is the grave of a compeditus, most likely assigned to heavy agricultural works.
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