Subject of this 121 pages long study is reflection on the development of archaeology in southeastern Europe (wider Balkan area) in the cultural, infrastructural, epistemological, and also political settings during the last few centuries.
COBISS.SI-ID: 48149858
The research of scenes of situla art and iron-age grave contexts allow the hypothesis of organised horse and chariot races and of an identification of the horses that were victorious in races in the middle of the first millenium BC.
COBISS.SI-ID: 47755874
Waldenberg Castle near Radovljica was first built in the late 12th century by the counts of Ortenburg. The documentary history and architectural development of the castle are presented based on standing remains and archaeological discoveries. The pottery suggests a relatively high standard of supply with imported and locally produced tableware in the 15th and 16th centuries. Collection and perhaps even recycling of scrap metal took places in the castle. Small finds confirm the hypothesis that the castle was abandoned by 1616 at the latest.
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