BEMERKUNGEN ZU EINEM BIMETALLENEN VOLLGRIFFSCHWERT AUS DER HALLSTATTZEITLICHEN DOLENJSKO-GRUPPE (SO SLOWENIEN)
BEMERKUNGEN ZU EINEM BIMETALLENEN VOLLGRIFFSCHWERT AUS DER HALLSTATTZEITLICHEN DOLENJSKO-GRUPPE (SO SLOWENIEN)

Summary/Abstract: The sword from a burial discovered in the mound-necropolis of Crnomelj, Slovenia, is discussed. The best analogy known at present is the fragmentary knife/sword from the transylvanian hoard Hida. Independently of the question whether the sword from Crnomelj is an import or an imitation, other finds (especially fibulae) demonstrate that technological-metallurgical knowledge was taken over from the East. This was due not only to sporadic contacts, as it is shown by Basarabi-like pottery too, but illustrates intense contacts, including the possible migration of people.

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