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Changing Identities of the Iron Age South Pannonian Communities

The area of the Northern Croatia covers part of the South Pannonian plain between the eastern Alps and the Danube valley. It lies on crossroads of the most important communication routes between Central and Southeastern Europe. Since the 19th century many important Iron Age sites were discovered in this area, but the last synthesis on the Iron Age was published more than 30 years ago. Recent research of several necropolises brought to light new evidence which significantly change our perspective on creation and development of the Iron Age communities in the Southern Pannonia. The presented results are based on research conducted on the Early Iron Age necropolises at Budinjak, Kaptol, Dolina, Batina and Sotin, as well as on several La Tène sites such as Zvonimirovo, Mali Bilač, Osijek and Sotin.

southern Pannonia; communities; identities; cemeteries; communications

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