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Absolute dating of copper and early bronze age levels at the eponymous archaeological site Bubanj (southeastern Serbia)
(Univ Arizona Dept Geosciences, Tucson, 2017)
This paper reports the first radiocarbon (C-14) dates obtained for the Eneolithic/Bronze Age site of Bubanj, Serbia. Despite featuring prominently in the existing typo-chronological schemes for southeastern Europe, the ...
Drenovac: a Neolithic settlement in the Middle Morava Valley, Serbia
(Cambridge Univ Press, Cambridge, 2017)
The Late Neolithic houses excavated at Drenovac, Serbia, rank amongst the best-preserved in Europe. In particular, the preservation of collapsed second-storey floors offers unique insights into household and social ...
Il culto di Silvano nel limes della Mesia Superiore
(Budapest : Akadémiai Kiadó, 2017)
The subject of the research is the cult of Silvanus in the Danube limes area in the Roman province of Upper Moesia. It has been analyzed eight votive inscriptions of which are preserved only four, and one votive relief ...
Antler exploitation and management in the Vinca culture: An overview of evidence from Serbia
(Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, 2017)
Antler is a specific osseous raw material - it is a renewable resource, which can be obtained through both hunting and gathering, resilient, strong, and may be available in relatively substantial quantities. Antlers were ...
Archaeology of consumption in Ottoman urban centres: the case study of Iznik ware from the Belgrade Fortress in the 16th and 17th centuries
(Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, Abingdon, 2017)
This article advocates a holistic approach to consumption studies in the urban centres of the Middle Danube region during the Ottoman period (16th-17th centuries) using the example of Iznik ware from the Belgrade Fortress. ...
Contribution to the Study of Astragal Belt Segments from the Territory of Central and Southeastern Europe
(Inst Arheologiju, Zagreb, 2017)
In this paper the authors present new and unpublished finds of astragal belts segments, as well as those examples published in less available literature. Based on the classifications by previous researchers, and minor ...
Digging deeper: Insights into metallurgical transitions in European prehistory through copper isotopes
(Academic Press Ltd- Elsevier Science Ltd, London, 2017)
Southeastern Europe is the birthplace of metallurgy, with evidence of copper smelting at ca. 5000 BCE. There the later Eneolithic (Copper Age) was associated with the casting of massive copper tools. However, copper ...