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GERMÁNSKA NA KRUHU TOČENÁ KERAMIKA – SIVÝ DRSNÝ RIAD. PRÍSPEVOK K PREBERANIU RÍMSKEJ TECHNOLÓGIE

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Varsik V.
Študijné zvesti
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2020
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vol. 67
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issue 2
245 - 258
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In the Late Roman period, the Suebe north of the Danube adopted the wheel-making technology for pottery production under influence of the nearby Roman world. This Germanic wheel-made tableware consists of two groups – pottery with smooth surface and pottery with coarse (grainy) surface. Archaeological research views the second group with serious contradictions, mainly reliable distinction of the local production from Roman pottery products. The article attempts to present the standpoint to the problem from the archaeological point of view and on the basis of presentation of the rich collection of this pottery from Cífer-Pác.
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CHILDREN OF THE GERMANI IN THE MID-DANUBIAN BASIN. ANALYSIS OF INFANT AND JUVENILE BURIALS (Deti stredodunajskych Germanov. Analyza hrobov deti a mladistvych)

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Kvetanova I.
Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
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2008
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vol. 56
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issue 1
21-60
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Based on available archaeological, written and iconographic sources, the article gives a picture of Germanic infants and juveniles. Here are analysed the Germanic burials of children and immature individuals in the mid-Danubian region from the 1st to 4th cent. BC. The territory under study comprises southwest Slovakia, Moravia and Lower Austria. Graves with anthropological classification of skeletal remains - infants, juveniles or individuals at the turn of infants/juveniles were included into the analyses. The territory under study provided us with 120 graves of infants and juveniles, 115 of them were cremation and 5 inhumation burials. In one case a common grave of a child and juvenile was excavated, in three other cases children were buried with adult individuals. Graves from settlements are presented in the article as well and grave goods are comparable with those from graves situated on necropolises. Grave equipment is confronted with age of deceased children, their evolutionary stage and specificities. Special attention is paid to clothing fittings, occurrence of weapons and artefacts of everyday use in children's burials. Cases, when an individual of juvenile or juvenile/adult age could be a parent, i.e. could have own children, can occur among the juvenile burials.
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LAUTERHOFEN. STRUCTURES OF CEMETERY AND CHRONOLOGICAL RELATION TO ALTENERDING (Lauterhofen. Strukturen des Graberfeldes und chronologisches Verhaltnis zu Altenerding)

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Pleterski A.
Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
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2008
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vol. 56
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issue 1
61-80
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Lauterhofen lies northwest of Regensburg in Germany. A necropolis dating to the second half of the 7th and the first half of the 8th centuries is situated here. The paper first synchronises chronologically Lauterhofen with the cemetery Altenerding. This is possible due the development of glass-beads and saxes. In the second part of the paper the space-structures of Lauterhofen are analysed. The area of the cemetery is organized such that the place of burial could symbolize the gender, age and social status of the deceased. The measuring system of the necropolis corresponds with religious and astronomical foundations and furthermore, it repeats itself in the topography of the mythical surrounding landscape.
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