Bronze Age Lives in Europe

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doc. Mgr. Klára Šabatová, Ph.D.
Bronze Age Lives in Europe
doc. Mgr. Klára Šabatová, Ph.D.
Bronze Age Lives in Europe
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Spring 2022
Lecture 1 Producing salt without briquetage in the Bronze Age: recent research on salt production in ancient Europe
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Teacher recommends to study from 14/2/2022 to 20/2/2022.
Lecture 2 The grave at Whitehorse Hill and tin in Bronze Age Europe
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Teacher recommends to study from 21/2/2022 to 27/2/2022.
Lecture 3 Frattesina and networks in Bronze Age Europe
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Teacher recommends to study from 28/2/2022 to 6/3/2022.
Lecture 4 The emergence of elite identities in the Bronze Age of Europe
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Teacher recommends to study from 7/3/2022 to 13/3/2022.
Lecture 5 Urbanism or "proto-urbanism" in prehistoric Europe?
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Teacher recommends to study from 14/3/2022 to 20/3/2022.
Lecture 6 Change in the later second millennium BC - plants, pots and people
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Teacher recommends to study from 21/3/2022 to 27/3/2022.
Lecture 7 Dartmoor: a laboratory for studying prehistoric life in a hostile environment
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Teacher recommends to study from 28/3/2022 to 3/4/2022.
Lecture 8 War and violence in the Bronze Age: the evidence of Velim and the Tollense valley
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Teacher recommends to study from 4/4/2022 to 10/4/2022.
Lecture 9 From Mycenae to Stonehenge: the interconnected world of Bronze Age Europe
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Lecture 1 Producing salt without briquetage in the Bronze Age: recent research on salt production in ancient Europe

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Salt recent research


Literatura:

HARDING, A. F. 2017: Salt in prehistoric Europe. Leiden. - 903-HARD1-1

Salt in prehistoric Europe

HARDING, A. F. 2021: Salt White Gold in Early Europe. Cambridge. - na zápisu v ústřední knihovně

Lecture 2 The grave at Whitehorse Hill and tin in Bronze Age Europe

Presentace:

The grave at Whitehorse Hill and its finds


Literatura:

Jones, A. M. 2016: Preserved in the Peat: An Extraordinary Bronze Age Burial on Whitehose Hill, Dartmoor, and Its Wider Context. Oxford - Philadelphia.

Preserved in the Peat: An Extraordinary Bronze Age Burial on Whitehose Hill

Lecture 3 Frattesina and networks in Bronze Age Europe

Lecture 4 The emergence of elite identities in the Bronze Age of Europe

Lecture 5 Urbanism or "proto-urbanism" in prehistoric Europe?

Presentace:

Proto urbanism

Lecture 6 Change in the later second millennium BC - plants, pots and people

Lecture 7 Dartmoor: a laboratory for studying prehistoric life in a hostile environment

Presentace:

Dartmoor a laboratory

Lecture 8 War and violence in the Bronze Age: the evidence of Velim and the Tollense valley

Presentace:

Literatura:

Price, T. D. - Frei, R. - Brinker, U. - Lidke, G. - Terberger, T. - Frei, K. M. - Jantzen, D. 2019: Multi-isotope proveniencing of human remains from a Bronze Age battlefield in the Tollense Valley in northeast Germany. Archaeological & Anthropological Sciences, 11(1), 33–49. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12520-017-0529-y
Price etal 2019 Multi-isotope proveniencing of human remains from a Bronze Age battlefield in the Tollense Valley

Dead Birds

Lecture 9 From Mycenae to Stonehenge: the interconnected world of Bronze Age Europe