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SOME TYPES OF FIBULAE IN THE SOUTHWESTERN BALTIC AREA AND THEIR WESTERN PARALLELS

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bulae of Western / Merovingian and Saxon origin have long been identified in East Prussia among the Western Baltic civilizations (Olsztyn, Elblong and Dollkeim-Kovrovo groups). Some finds of women’s brooches may be indicative of sea contacts via the North and Baltic Seas (types Monsheim-Liebenau-West Stow, Breitenfurt, Baltic-Mazurian – Koch III.5.5, Domburg – Koch IX). These elements are spread in the context of the formation of the trans-European sea route along the south coast of the North and Baltic Seas in the 5th-6th centuries. This route passed either through the Baltic and North Seas, or via the Danish straits, or through Jutland, or else via a staging post in the southern part of Jutland. The spread of women’s attire beyond their core area is indicative first and foremost of marital relationships that secured military and political links between different barbarian peoples.
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Michel M Kazanski. SOME TYPES OF FIBULAE IN THE SOUTHWESTERN BALTIC AREA AND THEIR WESTERN PARALLELS. Jörg Drauschke · Ewald Kislinger · Karin Kühtreiber Thomas Kühtreiber · Gabriele Scharrer-Liška Tivadar Vida. LEBENSWELTEN ZWISCHEN ARCHÄOLOGIE UND GESCHICHTE FESTSCHRIFT FÜR FALKO DAIM ZU SEINEM 65. GEBURTSTAG, Verlag des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, pp.193-198, 2018, MONOGRAPHIEN DES RGZM Band 150, 978-3-88467-292-1. ⟨hal-03938998⟩
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