Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC
The largest known collection of La Tène glass from Němčice in Moravia dating to the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC also includes glass beads originating in southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean. As in Pistiros, the beads could have been related to the same events of a military, trade or other nature...
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description | The largest known collection of La Tène glass from Němčice in Moravia dating to the 3rd and 2nd centuries
BC also includes glass beads originating in southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean. As in Pistiros, the
beads could have been related to the same events of a military, trade or other nature. The relative scarcity
of imported beads in Němčice is explained by the glass‑working activities at this site, which covered the
needs of the local population. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2cd964c1051e439292d98db0b857ae3d2022-12-22T01:24:24ZcesUniverzita Karlova, Filozofická fakultaStudia Hercynia1212-58652336-81442015-12-01191-2143148Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BCNatalie Venclová0Institute of Archaeology, Prague, v. v. i. Czech Academy of SciencesThe largest known collection of La Tène glass from Němčice in Moravia dating to the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC also includes glass beads originating in southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean. As in Pistiros, the beads could have been related to the same events of a military, trade or other nature. The relative scarcity of imported beads in Němčice is explained by the glass‑working activities at this site, which covered the needs of the local population.https://studiahercynia.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/79/2016/05/5-Natalie_Venclova_143-148.pdfGlass beadsLa Tène periodimportscentral Europesoutheastern EuropeMediterranean |
spellingShingle | Natalie Venclová Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC Studia Hercynia Glass beads La Tène period imports central Europe southeastern Europe Mediterranean |
title | Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC |
title_full | Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC |
title_fullStr | Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC |
title_full_unstemmed | Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC |
title_short | Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC |
title_sort | nemcice and pistiros glass beads as historical markers in the third century bc |
topic | Glass beads La Tène period imports central Europe southeastern Europe Mediterranean |
url | https://studiahercynia.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/79/2016/05/5-Natalie_Venclova_143-148.pdf |
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