Naslov
Celts on Their Way to the “South” – Once Again Discussing Some Finds from the Balkans

Autori
Kavur, Boris ; Blečić Kavur, Martina

Izvornik
Folia Archaeologica Balkanica (1857-5307) 4 (2018); 149-168

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni

Ključne riječi
Orešani, Isthmia, annular ring forms, anklets, diplomatic presents, chronolog

Sažetak
Major finds, used for the creation of complex networks of connected locations, representing the bases for the revision of absolute chronologies, were composed of items of La Tène provenience discovered in the Mediterranean, especially Aegean contexts with absolute dating. On the other side, chronological data were supplemented with finds of items, originating from the Aegean world discovered, in Central European prehistoric contexts. Gradually their chronological position becomes less a subject of debate, but their interpretations became more and more controversial. Archaeologists working on both sides of the great divide – in the European prehistoric and the Aegean classical world interpreted these items traditionally as booty or payment of mercenaries. Only recently, they started to think about diplomatic presents that travelled the trade routes and connected the social elites of old Europe. For the understanding of this complexity will be presented and discussed anklets from Orešani near Skopje in Macedonia and Isthmia near Corinth in Greece. They will be interpreted in the existing circulation of latene finds on the territory of the Balkans and the synchronous circulation of Hellenistic finds on the territory of Central Balkans and all the way to Pannonia.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Povijest, Povijest umjetnosti, Arheologija

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