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Many shades of translucent: amphoriskos-shaped glass beads from Vičja luka (CROSBI ID 266086)

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Blečić Kavur, Martina ; Kavur, Boris Many shades of translucent: amphoriskos-shaped glass beads from Vičja luka / Mnogo nijansi prozirnog: staklene perle u obliku amforiska iz Vičje luke // Vjesnik za arheologiju i historiju dalmatinsku (2014), 110 (2017), 1; 93-112

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Blečić Kavur, Martina ; Kavur, Boris

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Many shades of translucent: amphoriskos-shaped glass beads from Vičja luka

Prehistoric graves from Vičja luka on the Island of Brač in Dalmatia, Croatia, were known for over 48 years in the scientific literature. They were recently revised and reinterpreted on several occasions, stressing that numerous grave goods bear witness to cultural or trading influences from different directions. Building upon the discussion presenting the reexamination of graves 3 and 4, this paper presents further arguments for the interpretation of the site as a redistribution centre mediating between Mediterranean civilisations and prehistoric Europe. On the basis of artefacts such as amphoriskos-shaped glass beads, glass seals, and finger rings it is possible to supplement the reconstruction of connections linking the eastern Adriatic social elites into the wider networks of economic and ideological currents of the 5th and 4th century BC.

Istočna jadranska obala, Vičja luka, željezno doba, grobni prilozi, staklene perle u obliku amforiska, stakleni pečatnjaci, prstenje

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Mnogo nijansi prozirnog: staklene perle u obliku amforiska iz Vičje luke

Prehistoric graves from Vičja luka on the Island of Brač in Dalmatia, Croatia, were known for over 48 years in the scientific literature. They were recently revised and reinterpreted on several occasions, stressing that numerous grave goods bear witness to cultural or trading influences from different directions. Building upon the discussion presenting the reexamination of graves 3 and 4, this paper presents further arguments for the interpretation of the site as a redistribution centre mediating between Mediterranean civilisations and prehistoric Europe. On the basis of artefacts such as amphoriskos-shaped glass beads, glass seals, and finger rings it is possible to supplement the reconstruction of connections linking the eastern Adriatic social elites into the wider networks of economic and ideological currents of the 5th and 4th century BC.

Eastern Adriatic Coast, Vičja luka, Iron Age, grave goods, amphoriskos-shaped glass beads, glass seals, rings

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110 (1)

2017.

93-112

objavljeno

1849-5672

Povezanost rada

Arheologija, Povijest umjetnosti, Povijest

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