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Society and economy in the Croatian Danube region at the end of the Iron Age

The paper brings a systematic overview of our knowledge about the Scordisci who settled in the region between the rivers Sava, Drava, and Danube. It provides burials and trade routes as examples of economic activities as well as insight in settlements. Their culture reached its peak in the late Iron Age, immediately before and during the Roman conquest of this region. Initially originating from the commingling of immigrated Celts and autochthonous Pannonians, they formed a distinct culture which still characterized the region even in Roman times. The Scordisci represent one of the many subcultures of the Danube and Balkan area persisting under the veil of so-called romanization.

Croatian Danube region, Iron Age, Economy, Scordisci

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