Glass and Amber Beads from the Late Roman Iron Age in Scania

Karin Maria Lundqvist

Glass and Amber Beads from the Late Roman Iron Age in Scania

Bidragets översatta titel : Glas- och bärnstenspärlor från yngre romersk järnålder i Skåne

Karin Maria Lundqvist

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Glas- och bärnstenspärlor var en del av dräkten som signalerade bärarens sociala och ekonomiska status. I artikeln presenteras pärluppsättningarna från 25 gravar daterade till yngre romersk järnålder period C1 och C2 funna i dagens Skåne. Pärlorna har ett varierat och unikt uttryck vilket stärker hypotesen att de mindre rika gravarna i Skåne, jämfört med på Själland, beror på ett mer stabilt samhälle snarare än på brist på resurser.

Bidragets översatta titel	Glas- och bärnstenspärlor från yngre romersk järnålder i Skåne
Originalspråk	engelska
Sidor (från-till)	63-79
Antal sidor	17
Tidskrift	Lund Archaeological Review
Volym	24-25
Status	Published - 2020 dec.
Externt publicerad	Ja

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Glass and Amber Beads from the Late Roman Iron Age in Scania

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