Novi $^{14}$C datumi iz gomilnega grobišča Dubac v Jančićih pri Čačku in njihova vloga pri oblikovanju kronološkega zaporedja pozne bronaste dobe v zahodni Srbiji

This paper presents 17 new $^{14}$C dates from the tumulus cemetery of Dubac in Jančići, in western Serbia. Burials were accompanied by bronze personal ornaments and occasionally pottery vessels. $^{14}$C dates are considered together with the stratigraphy, mortuary practices and material culture from the graves in two tumuli in order to explore local mortuary conventions and to set these in their regional context. It is shown that after being founded in the third millennium BC, the tumuli were reconfigured and re-used for burials at multi-decade intervals during the 15$^{th}$ to 12$^{th}$ centuries BC.

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2026-03-11
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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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Novi $^{14}$C datumi iz gomilnega grobišča Dubac v Jančićih pri Čačku in njihova vloga pri oblikovanju kronološkega zaporedja pozne bronaste dobe v zahodni Srbiji

Barry Molloy, Katarina Dmitrović
Repository of the University of Ljubljana (University of Ljubljana)
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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Novi $^{14}$C datumi iz gomilnega grobišča Dubac v Jančićih pri Čačku in njihova vloga pri oblikovanju kronološkega zaporedja pozne bronaste dobe v zahodni Srbiji

Barry Molloy, Katarina Dmitrović
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This paper presents 17 new $^{14}$C dates from the tumulus cemetery of Dubac in Jančići, in western Serbia. Burials were accompanied by bronze personal ornaments and occasionally pottery vessels. $^{14}$C dates are considered together with the stratigraphy, mortuary practices and material culture from the graves in two tumuli in order to explore local mortuary conventions and to set these in their regional context. It is shown that after being founded in the third millennium BC, the tumuli were reconfigured and re-used for burials at multi-decade intervals during the 15$^{th}$ to 12$^{th}$ centuries BC.

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