BRONZE AGE BIXAD-“VÀPAVÀRA”<br /> A FUNCTIONAL TYPOLOGY OF THE POTTERY AND<br /> A STUDY OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE <br /> OF SOUTH-EAST TRANSYLVANIA<br />
Journal Title: Acta Terrae Septemcastrensis - Year 2009, Vol 8, Issue 1
Abstract
In this paper we analyse the ceramic material belonging to the Wietenberg culture from the site of Bixad-“Vápavára”, from a typological and functional perspective. Furthermore, we place this site in the broader context of Middle and Late Bronze Age settlements through a reconstruction of the archaeological landscape of south-east Transylvania.
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Daróczi Tibor-Tamás , Dobos Zenobia
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BRONZE AGE BIXAD-“VÀPAVÀRA”<br /> A FUNCTIONAL TYPOLOGY OF THE POTTERY AND<br /> A STUDY OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE <br /> OF SOUTH-EAST TRANSYLVANIA<br />
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