Horizont starijeg gvozdenog doba na lokalitetu Nad Klepečkom
Early iron age horizon at the site of Nad Klepečkom
Apstrakt
Numerous Early Iron Age finds, which were obtained after a series of excavation
in the near past, originate from the area of Viminacium. Those finds are primarily represented by potsherds and metal artifacts, while remains of architecture such as economic or
residential buildings and graves, were recorded to a lesser degree. Finds belonging to the
first phase of the Early Iron Age, i.e. the transition between the 2nd and the 1st millennium
BC, are attributed to the bearers of the Channeled pottery culture (Belegiš II-Gava cul ture). The finds originate from the enclosed contexts, the so-called ꞌꞌritual pitsꞌꞌ at the site
of Pećine, in which those were recorded together with the pottery of the Dubovac-Žuto
Brdo culture. The finds attributed to the Belegiš II-Gava culture have also been recorded
at the site of Drmno-Lugovi (black-burnished and channeled pottery and one fibula of the
ꞌꞌPeschiera typeꞌꞌ). Out of numerous sites in the wider area of Mlava and Danube conflu en...ce, on which the Early Iron Age pottery was recorded, we highlight the site of Selište on the right bank of the former course of Mlava River, and the site of Rudine, located in Viminacium itself. These sites should be complemented with the sites of Obala Dunavca, Čair, and Drmno-Lugovi. The younger phases of the Early Iron Age are registered at the sites of Stari Kostolac-Mali Grad, Pećine and Drmno Nad Lugom. The collection of finds which originate from the wider area of the Braničevo District indicate the intensification of settlement in that area during the 1st millennium BC, and a certain cultural continuity which is confirmed by finds from all of the phases of the Early Iron Age: the Transitional period, the penetration of the Channeled pottery culture, early phase of the Bosut culture (Kalakača, Basarabi), and the Rača-Ljuljaci cultural group, followed by the first settling of
Celtic populations during the 4th century BC.
Ključne reči:
Early Iron Age / Serbia / Kalakača / Basarabi / Rača-Ljuljaci / potteryIzvor:
Viminacijum u praistoriji : iskopavanja 2005-2015., 2019, 143-176Izdavač:
- Beograd : Arheološki institut
Finansiranje / projekti:
- Arheologija Srbije: kulturni identitet, integracioni faktori, tehnološki procesi i uloga centralnog Balkana u razvoju evropske praistorije (RS-MESTD-Basic Research (BR or ON)-177020)
Kolekcije
Institucija/grupa
Археолошки институт / Institute of ArchaeologyTY - CHAP AU - Kapuran, Aleksandar AU - Filipović, Vojislav AU - Redžić, Saša PY - 2019 UR - http://rai.ai.ac.rs/handle/123456789/534 AB - Numerous Early Iron Age finds, which were obtained after a series of excavation in the near past, originate from the area of Viminacium. Those finds are primarily represented by potsherds and metal artifacts, while remains of architecture such as economic or residential buildings and graves, were recorded to a lesser degree. Finds belonging to the first phase of the Early Iron Age, i.e. the transition between the 2nd and the 1st millennium BC, are attributed to the bearers of the Channeled pottery culture (Belegiš II-Gava cul ture). The finds originate from the enclosed contexts, the so-called ꞌꞌritual pitsꞌꞌ at the site of Pećine, in which those were recorded together with the pottery of the Dubovac-Žuto Brdo culture. The finds attributed to the Belegiš II-Gava culture have also been recorded at the site of Drmno-Lugovi (black-burnished and channeled pottery and one fibula of the ꞌꞌPeschiera typeꞌꞌ). Out of numerous sites in the wider area of Mlava and Danube conflu ence, on which the Early Iron Age pottery was recorded, we highlight the site of Selište on the right bank of the former course of Mlava River, and the site of Rudine, located in Viminacium itself. These sites should be complemented with the sites of Obala Dunavca, Čair, and Drmno-Lugovi. The younger phases of the Early Iron Age are registered at the sites of Stari Kostolac-Mali Grad, Pećine and Drmno Nad Lugom. The collection of finds which originate from the wider area of the Braničevo District indicate the intensification of settlement in that area during the 1st millennium BC, and a certain cultural continuity which is confirmed by finds from all of the phases of the Early Iron Age: the Transitional period, the penetration of the Channeled pottery culture, early phase of the Bosut culture (Kalakača, Basarabi), and the Rača-Ljuljaci cultural group, followed by the first settling of Celtic populations during the 4th century BC. PB - Beograd : Arheološki institut T2 - Viminacijum u praistoriji : iskopavanja 2005-2015. T1 - Horizont starijeg gvozdenog doba na lokalitetu Nad Klepečkom T1 - Early iron age horizon at the site of Nad Klepečkom EP - 176 SP - 143 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_rai_534 ER -
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Kapuran, A., Filipović, V.,& Redžić, S.. (2019). Horizont starijeg gvozdenog doba na lokalitetu Nad Klepečkom. in Viminacijum u praistoriji : iskopavanja 2005-2015. Beograd : Arheološki institut., 143-176. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_rai_534
Kapuran A, Filipović V, Redžić S. Horizont starijeg gvozdenog doba na lokalitetu Nad Klepečkom. in Viminacijum u praistoriji : iskopavanja 2005-2015.. 2019;:143-176. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_rai_534 .
Kapuran, Aleksandar, Filipović, Vojislav, Redžić, Saša, "Horizont starijeg gvozdenog doba na lokalitetu Nad Klepečkom" in Viminacijum u praistoriji : iskopavanja 2005-2015. (2019):143-176, https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_rai_534 .