Collis - The European Iron Age
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This book is the result of over fifteen years of reading, and travelling around Europe, years which I have enjoyed immensely due to the kindness I have received from many individuals whose names it would take this book to fill. I have especially happy memories of my student days in Cambridge, Tbingen, Prague and Frankfurt, and more recently of digging in central France. I have been generously supported financially by the University of Sheffield, the British Academy, and the British Council through various exchange grants. Especially I must thank my family who have had to suffer periodic desertion as I have disappeared to foreign parts to try to catch up with recent developments in the subject.
I have been helped in the preparation of the manuscript by Anne Sienko and Dorothy Cruse who typed the various versions of the text. Most of the finds drawings are the work of Barry Vincent, and Arnold Pryor helped by drawing some of the maps. The following have kindly provided photographs for reproduction: The Danish National Museum (1a); The National Museum, Ankara (11b); The University Museum, Pennsylvania (11c); The Louvre Museum, Paris (13c); The Museum of Art, School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island (17d); Prof. W.Kimming (22a, c, d); Dr Jorg Biel (23a, b); The Swiss National Museum (32, 36f); The Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Bonn (35a, b, c); The Wrttembergisches Landesmuseum, Stuttgart (34j, k); The British Museum (42d, 48m, n); and The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford (28, 42a, e, f, g, h).
First published 1984 by B. T. Batsford Ltd
This edition published in the Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2003.
Disclaimer: For copyright reasons, some images in the original version of this book are not available for inclusion in the eBook.
John Collis, 1984
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Collis, John, 1944 May 19
The European iron age.
1. Iron ageEurope
I. Title
936GN780.2.A1
ISBN 0-203-44211-3 Master e-book ISBN
ISBN 0-203-75035-7 (Adobe eReader Format)
ISBN 0-415-15139-2 (Print Edition)
Celtic metalwork
a The Gundestrup Cauldron
b Silver cup from Agighiol, Romania
cf Details of the Gundestrup Cauldron
Chronological table
Late Bronze Age swords
a The Erbenheim type
b The Hemigkofen type
Alaa Hyk, Turkey
a Plan of burial k
bd Objects from burial k
Sub-Mycenaean Greece
a Iron knife from Knossos
bc Objects from Kerameikos tombs, Athens
7 Sites mentioned in
Zagora, Andros, Greece
An early Geometric burial from Athens
a Cross-section of the burial
bh Iron objects from the burial
Lefkandi, Euboea, Greece
a Plan of the settlement and cemeteries
bn Objects from the settlement and cemeteries
Bronze work from Urartu
a Bronze shield from Karmir Blur
b Bronze cauldron and stand from Altintepe
c Protomes on a bronze cauldron from Gordion
Salamis, Cyprus
a Plan of Salamis
b Plan of burial 31
ch Objects from burial 79
Early Greek pottery
a Proto-Geometric vase from Kerameikos 12, Athens
bc Late Geometric pottery from Lefkandi
de Late Geometric vessels from the Kerameikos, Dipylon Gate, Athens
Veii, Tuscany, Italy
a Plan of Villanovan Veii
b Bronze vessel from burial AAI
c Distribution of Veii type bronze vessels
The orientalising period in Italy
ac Objects from the Bernardini grave, Palestrina
Simla Art
a Distribution of Situla Art
bc The Benvenuti situla
d The Providence, Rhode Island situla
e Belt plate from Brezje, Yugoslavia
Hallstatt, Austria
a Plan of Hallstatt
bf Objects from burials at Hallstatt g Distribution of Mindelheim and Gndlingen. bronze swords
Hallstatt pottery
Hallstatt sites in Slovenia and Hungary
a Plan of Sticna
b Stamped pot from Sopron
The Magdalenenberg, Baden-Wrttemberg
a Plan of the barrow
bd Burial 93 eg Burial 101
The Heuneburg, Baden-Wrttemberg
ab The Heuneburg and surrounding tumuli
cf Construction of the Heuneburg
gh Plans of burials in the Hohmichele
Eberdingen-Hochdorf, Baden-Wrttemberg
a Iron dagger
b Bronze castor
Mont Lassois and Vix, Burgundy
a Plan of the Vix burial chamber
be Objects from the Vix burial chamber
Hirschlanden, Baden-Wrttemberg
ab Plan and reconstruction of the tumulus
c Stone figure
The development of Athens
a Proto Geometric Athens
b Geometric Athens
c Classical Athens
Early Greek coinage
The Etruscan town: Marzabotto
Southern France
a Plan of Entremont
b Ttes coupes from Entremont
The Hunsrck-Eifel, West Germany
ab Etruscan vessels from Schwarzenbach
c Distribution of Etruscan beaked flagons
de Relationship of burials to iron ores
The Erstfeld hoard
Early La Tne pottery
ab Wheel-turned and hand-made pottery from the Hunsrck-Eifel
c Jar and cup from Les Jogasses, Marne
de Linsenflasche and Braubach bowl from the Drrnberg bei Hallein fDecorated Linsenflasche from Matzhausen, Bavaria
Early Style La Tne Art
a Gold bowl from Schwarzenbach
bi Development of lotus flower motif
jk Attic red-figure ware bowl from Klein Aspergle
Waldalgesheim, West Germany
a Bronze vessel
bc Gold torc and bracelets
La Tne flat inhumation cemeteries
a Distribution of flat inhumation cemeteries
bf Male and female burials
Nebringen, Baden-Wrttemberg
a Plan of the cemetery
bk Objects from the burials
Mnsingen, Switzerland
a Plan of the cemetery
bm Brooches from the cemetery
Later La Tne Art
a Decoration on the bronze bucket from Waldalgesheimb
c Design from gold torc and bronze wagon fitting, Waldalgesheim
d Bronze torc from Jonchery-sur-Suippe (Marne) and their distribution
ef Scabbards: Hungary and La Tne, Switzerland
Italian traded goods, second and first centuries BC
ab Dressel Iamphorae
c Sestius stamp df Campanian bronze vessels and their distribution
gh Black gloss pottery
Gallic coinage and its Greek prototypes
Meck Zehrovice
a Waste from the manufacture of sapropelite bracelets
b Plan of the Viereckschanzen
c Stone head
Manching, Bavaria
ac Development of the oppidum
Ramparts of the late La Tne
a The murus gallicus
b The Kelheim construction
Buildings inside oppida
a Plan of Villeneuve-St Germain, France
bc Hrazany, Bohemia
de Manching, Bavaria
Late La Tne pottery
ab Vessels from Manching, Bavaria
cd Bowl and frieze from Roanne, France
British La Tne Art
ak Objects from Stanwick, North Yorkshire l Bronze mirror from Holcombe, Devon
mn Gold torcs: Snettisham and Ipswich
Hengistbury Head, Dorset
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