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OSÍDLENIE SEVERNEJ ČASTI NITRIANSKEJ PAHORKATINY A PRIĽAHLÝCH SVAHOV POVAŽSKÉHO INOVCA A TRIBEČA V DOBE ŽELEZNEJ

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Vangľová T.
Študijné zvesti
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2008
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issue 44
203 - 217
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One hundred and thirty-seven sites dated to the Iron Age have been registered in northern regions of Nitrianska pahorkatina hills and adjacent slopes of Považský Inovec and Tribeč hills. Sixty-eight of them (nine hill forts, four positions with grave units and fifty-five settlements) were dated to the Early Iron Age. The settlement was concentrated on the Nitra river stream; the most intensive one was documented within the area among Topoľčany, Nedanovce and Veľký Klíž. According to the recent knowledge, the Nitra river right bank seems to be unsettled (with the exception of upper Hlavinka brook area). Majority of sites are representing a background of eight hill forts. Sixty-nine sites (four hill forts, one grave unit and sixty-four settlements) were dated to the Late Iron Age. In this period the settlement was concentrated on both the Nitra river stream and its right bank – the Radošinka and Perkovský brooks. The space among Topoľčany, Nedanovce and Veľký Klíž was settled only sparsely in that period. The role of hill forts in the La Tène period was quite different from that in the Hallstatt period. While in the Early Iron Age hill forts had worked as defence and protection points for population, in the Late Iron Age they became trading centres.
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STREDOVEKÁ KERAMIKA NA SEVEROZÁPADNOM SLOVENSKU

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Vangľová T.
Študijné zvesti
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2010
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issue 48
91 - 140
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The article deals with the closed settlement finds from rural areas from Turčianska kotlina and Žilinská kotlina basins and from upper Váh basin (the current districts of Považská Bystrica and Púchov), which date to the Early and High Middle Ages (8th-14th centuries). Our aim was to create a typology of ceramic material from collected objects and try to determine the chronological development of pottery in a given area. The essential issues included: relative chronology of pottery development in a given area, continuity or discontinuity of pottery development in a given area, relation of pottery production to neighbouring areas (south-western Slovakia, Silesia, Moravia, and possibly Lesser Poland) in the Early and High Middle Ages. Chronologically clear material from the processed area is insufficient and does not cover the whole period of the Early to High Middle Ages. Therefore, the continuity of pottery development can be neither confirmed nor disproved.
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