Late Hallstatt pottery from north-eastern Serbia (6th to 4th century BC)

Aleksandar, Kapuran

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http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?ID=0350-02411363023K

2013-2020/03/01/23:16:14

By looking at prehistoric collections and unpublished material from the museums in north-eastern Serbia, as well as by surveying and excavating, new information was gained which fulfills the image of material and spiritual culture of prehistoric communities from the end of the Early Iron Age. Usually, for a closer chronological determination, metal jewellery and weapons were considered. Pottery finds were published only occasionally, usually due to contexts which were not clear enough, or due to chronological insensitivity (unless they were grave goods), but also due to stylistic and typological differences not clearly distinguished between the 'Basarabi' culture and the culture of 'channelled pottery'. This paper aims to define features of pottery production from different sites, more precisely, those found in the territory between the Iron Gates, Ključ and the Timok valley.

Central Balkans, Late Iron Age, eastern Serbia, pottery typology