In the 5th century B.C. the Thracian tribes in the northern parts of the Balkan peninsula consolidated politically and some powerful tribal communities ruled by local kings emerged in these regions. Over this period the Thracian aristocracy started to look for new ways to express its political power and religious authority in the society. Due to the local funerary traditions of the Early Iron Age (late llth-6th centuries B.C.), when megalithic dolmens and rock-cut tombs were used, and mainly ..
Abstract. The tradition of funeral customs in Thrace, which in the Roman times preserves that of pre...
The paper re-examines evidence of the earliest tumuli (sixth century BC) in the Greek colony Istros ...
The Etruscan elite furnished their tombs with extraordinary sumptuousness, following a specifically ...
Thracian conception of death and funeral observance remains unclear though we know many characterist...
International audienceSince the first excavations in the Early Iron Age cemetery at Vergina during t...
North-western Thrace is a specific region of the northern Balkans that was inhabited by various trib...
The article is aimed at presentation of the most important views on genesis and distribution of tho...
International audienceRoman period is characterized in Ancient Thrace by a bounty of written and ico...
The article is aimed at presentation of the most important views on genesis and distribution of thol...
This paper deals with the tradition in mortuary practices of the BA populations in south eastern Eur...
This project investigates the relationship between material culture and ethnic groups in Iron Age Th...
The contribution of Thessaly for the study of monumental funerary architecture of the Archaic to He...
This thesis aims to construct a historical narrative for the region of the north-eastern Aegean (NEA...
This study concerns the burial customs of the chamber tombs discovered in the Southeast Anato-lian R...
This paper focuses on a diagnostic trait of Thessalian funerary archaeology, namely the combined use...
Abstract. The tradition of funeral customs in Thrace, which in the Roman times preserves that of pre...
The paper re-examines evidence of the earliest tumuli (sixth century BC) in the Greek colony Istros ...
The Etruscan elite furnished their tombs with extraordinary sumptuousness, following a specifically ...
Thracian conception of death and funeral observance remains unclear though we know many characterist...
International audienceSince the first excavations in the Early Iron Age cemetery at Vergina during t...
North-western Thrace is a specific region of the northern Balkans that was inhabited by various trib...
The article is aimed at presentation of the most important views on genesis and distribution of tho...
International audienceRoman period is characterized in Ancient Thrace by a bounty of written and ico...
The article is aimed at presentation of the most important views on genesis and distribution of thol...
This paper deals with the tradition in mortuary practices of the BA populations in south eastern Eur...
This project investigates the relationship between material culture and ethnic groups in Iron Age Th...
The contribution of Thessaly for the study of monumental funerary architecture of the Archaic to He...
This thesis aims to construct a historical narrative for the region of the north-eastern Aegean (NEA...
This study concerns the burial customs of the chamber tombs discovered in the Southeast Anato-lian R...
This paper focuses on a diagnostic trait of Thessalian funerary archaeology, namely the combined use...
Abstract. The tradition of funeral customs in Thrace, which in the Roman times preserves that of pre...
The paper re-examines evidence of the earliest tumuli (sixth century BC) in the Greek colony Istros ...
The Etruscan elite furnished their tombs with extraordinary sumptuousness, following a specifically ...