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Metal finds in funerary contexts of the Eastern Carpathian Basin

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Screen shot of the Death Metals II database, work in progress ©DeathMetalsII


Screen shot of the Death Metals II catalogue, work in progress ©DeathMetalsII




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Bronze finds from the burial ground at Hajdúbagos - Daraboshegy (1910)

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Bronze shaft-hole axe ©DeathMetalsII


Fragmentary, bronze dagger with reconstruction drawing by the restaurator ©DeathMetalsII
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Bronze jewellery ©DeathMetalsII

Bronze jewellery ©DeathMetalsII

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Socketed axes with preserved wooden handles ©DeathMetalsII
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Recording contextual information of metal finds in the museum ©DeathMetalsII

Recording contextual information of metal finds in the museum ©DeathMetalsII


Recording contextual information of metal finds in the museum ©DeathMetalsII
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This interdisciplinary project proposes to challenge and significantly improve current understandings of Bronze Age history and cultural entanglements in the Eastern Carpathian Basin (ECB), through the application of archaeological analysis of metals in funerary contexts, anthropology and archaeozoology, along with frontier high-resolution chronology and aDNA analysis of human remains.

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    Bronze finds from the burial ground at Hajdúbagos - Daraboshegy (1910)
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    Bronze jewellery  ©DeathMetalsII Bronze jewellery  ©DeathMetalsII
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    Socketed axes with preserved wooden handles  ©DeathMetalsII
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This work was supported by a grant of Ministery of Research and Innovation, CNCS - UEFISCDI, project number PN-III-P1-1.1-TE-2016-0406, within PNCDI III

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  • dagger
  • database
  • fibula
  • handle
  • jewellery
  • original documentation
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  • weapon
  • wooden handle
  • work in progress
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