September 25, 2025Živa AntikaOpen Access

A Tale of Two ‘Hellenised’ Sites in Southeastern Europe: Recent Studies of Kale-Krševica and Gradište-Mlado Nagoričane (5th–3rd Centuries BC)

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Hellenisation significantly influenced the local communities' material culture and social structures.
Excavations provided insights into technological knowledge and stylistic features linked to Greek colonies.
Communities regularly received goods from the Mediterranean, such as Attic pottery.
Recent studies highlight the connections among ancient Greeks, Macedonians, and Paleo-Balkan societies.

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This research analyzes Hellenisation effects on local material culture and social transformations in northeastern North Macedonia and southeastern Serbia.

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Vranić et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5bd69dc445aa9033b0528 https://doi.org/10.47054/ziva2511405v

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This research analyzes Hellenisation effects on local material culture and social transformations in northeastern North Macedonia and southeastern Serbia.

A Tale of Two ‘Hellenised’ Sites in Southeastern Europe: Recent Studies of Kale-Krševica and Gradište-Mlado Nagoričane (5th–3rd Centuries BC)

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A Tale of Two ‘Hellenised’ Sites in Southeastern Europe: Recent Studies of Kale-Krševica and Gradište-Mlado Nagoričane (5th–3rd Centuries BC)

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