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Подражания римским фибулам с луковичными навершиями» в Балтии

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Kulakov V. I.
Slavia Antiqua: rocznik poświęcony starożytnościom słowiańskim
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2007
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vol. 48
251-266
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The subject of the article is a detailed analysis of form and design of fibulae occurring in Barbaricum at the close of the Roman period and in the time of the migration of nations, aimed at the establishment of their origin and function in the then barbaric societies, and especially in the Baltic region. The prototypes of the fibulae were used as emblems of Roman legionaries; the ornamental ones indicated higher (but not the highest) military ranks. Adopted and imitated by Germanic tribes travelled also to the Baltic region. The author proposes a hypothesis that the occurrence in this region of a late type of fibulae with bulbous terminals (Zwiebelknopffibeln) can be linked with the group composed of the representatives of various Germanic tribes - mentioned by Jordanes (6th c.) - known as Vidivari (which in the Gothic language stands for people of Vidi).
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THE RELATIONS BETWEEN INHABITANTS OF POLISH LANDS TO THE CELTIC WORD AT THE END OF HALLSTATT PERIOD AND EARLY LA TENE PERIOD (Kontakty mieszkanców ziem polskich ze swiatem celtyckim u schylku okresu halsztackiego i we wczesnym okresie latenskim)

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Wozniak Z.
Przegląd Archeologiczny
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2010
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vol. 58
39-104
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The aim of this article is to show relations between inhabitants of Polish lands to the western Hallstatt Culture in Hallstatt D3 phase and to early La Tene Culture in La Tene A and B phases. Author elaborates a collection of about 200 fibulae from this period and other 20 relics dated at La Tene period - importations and local products inspired by Hallstatt and early La Tene style. Their chronology in accordance with actual state of research and also directions of connection with Celtic area in various phases have been corrected. The local centres of fibulae production have been also located. Author tried to prove high level and invention of local workshops especially in the beginning of La Tene A phase.
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DEPONOVANIE (?) SPÔN A KRUHOVÉHO ŠPERKU V NÁDOBÁCH VO VÝBAVE KELTSKÝCH HROBOV NA ÚZEMÍ KARPATSKEJ KOTLINY

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Repka D.
Studia Historica Nitriensia
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2017
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vol. 21
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issue suppl.
195 - 208
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Vessels as a part of funerary equipment are seen traditionally as dining and drinking service. It is assumed that they originally contained food and liquids used either du-ring the journey of the deceased to the eternity or during one’s life. In some cases, another function can be considered as well. In this regard, this contribution discusses the evidence of the La Tène burial pottery with unusual content. These are the findings of fibulae and rings with no traces of burnt human remains, the fact which excludes their function of urns. Considering the finding situation of the La Tène graves in the territory of the Carpathian Basin, the author tries to interpret these unusual contents of the burial pottery.
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