September 25, 2025Živa AntikaOpen Access

Traditional Iron Age Communities of the South-Western Balkans and Their Relations with Southern and Northern Neighbours

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The presence of fibulae from the Middle La Tène scheme indicates significant cultural exchange during the iron age.
Artifacts from necropolises in Montenegro reveal complex interactions between local and external cultural influences.
Specific jewellery and attire pieces discovered in funerary contexts suggest local manufacturing centers were active in this region.
The findings illustrate how the south-western Balkans served as a meeting point for diverse cultural influences, integrating elements from neighboring regions.

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Analysis of iron age artifacts from Montenegro highlights local manufacturing influences, suggesting ties with Mediterranean and Central European cultures.

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Cvijetić et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5bd69dc445aa9033b0596 https://doi.org/10.47054/ziva2511343c

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Analysis of iron age artifacts from Montenegro highlights local manufacturing influences, suggesting ties with Mediterranean and Central European cultures.

Traditional Iron Age Communities of the South-Western Balkans and Their Relations with Southern and Northern Neighbours

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Traditional Iron Age Communities of the South-Western Balkans and Their Relations with Southern and Northern Neighbours

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