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Archaeologia Austriaca 99/2015

Zeitschrift zur Archäologie Europas
Journal on the Archaeology of Europe

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Ole Christian Aslaksen
Travellers of the Bronze Age

Robert Schumann, Jutta Leskovar, Maria Marschler
Corrigenda zu den vermeintlichen Kindergräbern mit reicher Ausstattung aus Mitterkirchen

Reinhard Jung, Marco Pacciarelli, Barbara Zach, Marlies Klee, Ursula Thanheiser
Punta di Zambrone (Calabria) – a Bronze Age Harbour Site. First Preliminary Report on the Recent Bronze Age (2011– 2012 Campaigns)

Ilaria Matarese, Anita Crispino, Reinhard Jung, Maria Clara Martinelli, Paolo Pallante, Marco Pacciarelli
Vaghi e pendenti litici dell’età del bronzo dalla Sicilia e dalle Eolie

Robert Obermair
Das NS-Engagement Kurt Willvonseders und die schwierige Frage nach der Entnazifizierung der Wissenschaft

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Monika Griebl, Irmtraud Hellerschmid
Arbeitsgrube und Kultgrube? Verfärbung V0479 der späturnenfelderzeitlichen Wallanlage von Stillfried, Niederösterreich

Irmtraud Hellerschmid
Mord oder Opferung? Die Niederlegung der „Sieben“ in Grube V1141 am Kirchhügel von Stillfried

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Vaghi e pendenti litici dell’età del bronzo dalla Sicilia e dalle Eolie

    Ilaria Matarese, Anita Crispino, Reinhard Jung, Maria Clara Martinelli, Paolo Pallante, Marco Pacciarelli

Archaeologia Austriaca 99/2015, pp. 111-154, 2015/12/11

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Abstract

The present work is devoted to the study of stone beads and pendants from Bronze Age sites in Sicily and the Aeolian Islands. Macroscopic geological examination made it possible to identify the rock types and in some cases their probable provenance. A chronological and typological analysis of the objects as well as graphic and photographic documentation completes the study of the stone artifacts. Comparative research throughout the Mediterranean allows the distinction between local groups of beads and pendants (i.e. of local production and distribution) and groups of Near Eastern objects (mainly in carnelian) that arrived in Italy through Aegean contacts. This work enables a chronological classification of these objects, some of which arrived in Sicily via Mediterranean sea routes. As a result, it is possible to discuss in depth some issues regarding Aegean imports in Italy and the changing socio-economic role that ornaments played in the indigenous communities during the Bronze Age.

Keywords: Bronze Age, beads, lithic material, carnelian, Sicily, Aeolian Islands, Aegean

Published Online: 2015/12/11 09:00:06

Object Identifier: 0xc1aa5572 0x0032997c

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