From the Pontic steppes to the west – to the Carpathian autochthones Cover Image

Z pontských stepí na západ – ku karpatským autochtónom
From the Pontic steppes to the west – to the Carpathian autochthones

Author(s): Jozef Vladár, Egon Wiedermann
Subject(s): History
Published by: Univerzita Konštantína Filozofa v Nitre, Filozofická fakulta

Summary/Abstract: The study abstracts from the traditional formal explanation of material culture as a system method commonly used to analyse historical sources. This commonly applied but depersonalized procedure is replaced by a structure with elements of a human’s role as a subject in history – the creator and his community. The investigation focuses mostly on the period of turbulent socio-cultural changes at the turn of the early and late European prehistory. In the territory of the northern inner Carpathians and in the northern Pontic territory, primarily, the depth and extent of mutual contacts between the communities of the Pit Grave (and pre-Pit Grave) Culture people and the northern Carpathian societies (allochthones and autochthones) is searched. With emphasis on the study of contoures of the diffusion, migration, immigration, invasion and acculturation processes, the investigation is aimed to uncover the subject, causes and consequences of trans-territorial population movements.

  • Issue Year: 21/2017
  • Issue No: SUPPL.
  • Page Range: 237-253
  • Page Count: 17
  • Language: Czech