| Autor: |
MITÁŠ, VLADIMÍR, RAJTÁR, JÁN, TIRPÁK, JÁN |
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Annales Musei Nationalis Slovaci Archaeologia / Zbornik Slovenskeho Narodneho Muzea Archeologia; 2021, p73-88, 16p |
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The article presents two metal artefacts which were discovered in the course of the systematic prospection with metal detectors in the village of Cífer-Pác, Trnava district, in western Slova-kia. They are a disc-shaped pendant with concentric ribs and flutings around the central tang (Kreisrippenanhanger in German) and a fragment of a bracelet with plastic longitudinally ribbed body (längsgerippte Armband). Both ornaments are made of an alloy of non-ferrous metals - tin bronze, which is confirmed by results of ED-XRF analyses. A detailed typological-chronological analysis of the ornaments as well as information on settlement in the studied territory between the Little Carpathians in the west and the Vah river in the east at the end of the Early Bronze Age and in the Middle Bronze Age allow their approximate dating to stages BB-BC. However, with regard to all considered facts together with our knowledge of metallurgy of this type of ornaments in the Middle Danube region, the article prefers connection of both artefacts with the Koszider period and stage BB1. Settlement of the Mad'arovce culture was becoming extinct in the wider surroundings of Cífer-Pác in this stage and new cultural situation was being created, ending up in the established of the Middle Danube Tumulus culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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