Reflections of the Iron Age

Reflections of the Iron Age. Studies dedicated to Natalie Venclová

Sborník k životnímu jubileu Natalie Venclové.

Edit. Jan Kysela, Petra Goláňová, Tomáš Mangel, Jan Mařík

Kolektivní monografie, obsahující více než třicet příspěvků, byla vydána u příležitosti 80. narozenin PhDr. Natalie Venclové, DrSc., celosvětově uznávané odbornice na problematiku evropské doby železné, sídelní archeologii a zpracování skla.
Publikace byla vytvořena díky spolupráci Archeologického ústavu AV ČR, Praha, v. v. i., Ústavu pro klasickou archeologii Filozofické fakulty Univerzity Karlovy, Ústavu archeologie a muzeologie Filozofické fakulty Masarykovy univerzity a Katedry archeologie FF UHK.

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Obsah:

TABLE OF CONTENTS
11–13
 Jan Kysela, Petra Goláňová, Tomáš Mangel, Jan Mařík: Why have we committed this subterfuge…?
14–15
 Jana Čižmářová: Dear Nataša,… / Milá Natašo,…
16–19 
Eva Černá: To Natalie / Natalii
20–24
 Martin Kuna: Laudatio / Laudatio
25–26
 Tabula gratulatoria

CHAPTER I.
From materials to objects
29–46 
Anthony Harding: Faience in central Europe again
47–51 
Jan John – Ondřej Chvojka: Northern Italian and Near Eastern Glass in Southern Bohemia. A Case Study of Late Bronze Age Glass Beads from Březnice III
53–66
 Radoslav Čambal: Decorative elements on La Tène pottery from Tvrdosovce – Preliminary report
67–83
 Joanna Ewa Markiewicz – Dawid Sych – Beata Miazga: Remarks on the production and use-wear of small copper-alloy items from Nowa Cerekwia, Głubczyce district, Poland
85–98
 Irena Ostrá – Karel Slavíček: A Late La Tène Painted Vessel from Hněvotín, Olomouc District
99–112
 Pavel Sankot – Jiří Hošek – Estelle Ottenwelter: The La Tène sword from Třebohostice – new findings, new questions
113–123
 Tomasz Bochnak: An ornamented spearhead from the collection of the National Museum in Kraków. A spotlight on weaponry of the Tynieć group?

CHAPTER II.
From objects to people
127–135
 John Vincent Stanley Megaw – András Márton: From the Mediterranean and Back Again. An Early La Tène Brooch from the Campana Collection – with late New Year’s greetings
137–147
 Karol Pieta: Early La Tène figural brooches from Udiča, West Slovakia
149–158 
Jana Matznerová – Alžběta Bergerová – Tomáš Polišenský – Romana Kirchnerová: A Phoenician Head-shaped Glass Pendant from Prague-Radotín – First Observations
159–174
 Malwina Urák: Zigzagging through space and time? Revisiting the distribution and classification of Haevernick group 8e bracelets
175–196 
Przemysław Dulęba – Jacek Soida: The remarkable finger ring from Samborowice in Upper Silesia
197–212
 Tomáš Mangel – Jan Kysela – Jiří Militký – Matouš Holas: The horse from Čistěves and its find context. A contribution to figural zoomorphic graffiti on pottery of the La Tène period
213–236 
Marko Dizdar: Late La Tène buttons of Scordiscan horse gear. Connectivity of the warrior elite
237–251
 David Vích – Jan Jílek – Jiří Militký: New finds of Kronenhalsringe on the border of eastern Bohemia and northwestern Moravia. A contribution on long-distance contacts in protohistory
253–280
 Petra Goláňová: Spinners without whorls? On spindle whorls found in La Tène graves in Moravia and changes in textile production during the Late Iron Age
281–301
 Jan Kysela: Getting to grips with Celto-Italic swords. La Tène hilts in Mediterranean iconography from the 5th to the 1st century BC

CHAPTER III.
From people to regions
305–315 
Miloš Hlava: Josef Ladislav Píč, Innocenc Ladislav Červinka, and the La Tène Period
317–334
 Viktoria Čistakova – Tomáš Mangel – Zdeněk Beneš – Tomáš Bek: New finds of Late Hallstatt and Early La Tène brooches from Central Bohemia
335–346 
Boris Kavur: Large glass eye beads with prunts in the hinterland of the northern Adriatic
347–355
 Sándor Berecki: Iron Age teenagers in the Eastern Carpathian Basin. Revisiting the grave from Fântânele-Livada, Transylvania
357–371
 Maciej Karwowski: Large Collections of La Tène Glass Ornaments from the Austrian Danubian Zone: A Statistical Approach
373–386
 Tereza Jošková: Fashion trends from East and West? Glass jewellery in the Pardubice and Chrudim districts in La Tène B–D¹
387–395
 Gertrúda Březinová – Michal Cheben – Petra Chebenová: La Tène-Period Glass Jewellery from Recent Surveys in Southwestern Slovakia
397–412
 Ondřej Chvojka – Jan John – Petr Zavřel: Did the Celts settle near ancient barrows? A Trace of a La Tène Settlement in Plav, South Bohemia
413–427
 Marek Budaj – Radoslav Čambal: New finds of Celtic coins from southwest Slovakia
429–448
 Tomáš Smělý: The monetary system of the Bratislava oppidum
449–458 
Wioletta Pazowska: Finds of Gąski Type staters from the Kuyavian coinage. An analysis of the latest Boii issues
459–470
 Mariana Egri – Aurel Rustoiu: Form, context, and function in the ceramics of pre-Roman Dacia: krater-shaped storage vessels

CHAPTER IV.
From regions to landscapes
473–488 
Leona Kohl: Time and tradition in the Traisen valley. A preliminary analysis of chronological and cultural variations in the Early La Tène cemeteries
489–503
 Carole Quatrelivre – Oliver Nakoinz: Neighbours with benefits. What it means to share in Iron Age rural communities
505–521
 Sabine Hornung: Archaeological approaches to a peripheral Late Iron Age settlement landscape
523–540
 Petr Šída – Michaela Ptáková – Petr Pokorný – Tomáš Mangel – Jan Prostředník – Jan Plíšek – Kristýna Hošková: La Tène forest herders. The agricultural marginal landscape of the Bohemian Paradise and its use in the later prehistoric period