Archaeological findings reveal the development of Szeremle encrusted pottery during the Bronze Age, suggesting cultural influences in the Danube Valley.
Key Points
This work aims to explore the formation and characteristics of the Szeremle group of encrusted pottery and its cultural influences.
Analysis of archaeological findings at sites in the Danube Valley
Comparative study of decorative motifs from Northern and Southern Danube pottery
Chronological assessment dating back to the Bronze Age
Identification of distinct Szeremle encrusted pottery styles influenced by both Northern and Southern Danube regions
Notable decorative motifs primarily deriving from the Northern Danube
Evidence of cultural movement and exchange during the transition from Early to Middle Bronze Age