• DOI:10.1556/AARCH.63.2012.2.4
• Corpus ID: 162284822

Celtes et Pannons dans le sud-est de la Transdanubie

@article{Szab2012CeltesEP,
  title={Celtes et Pannons dans le sud-est de la Transdanubie},
  author={Mikl{\'o}s Szab{\'o}},
  journal={Acta Archaeologica},
  year={2012},
  volume={63},
  pages={351-366}
}

• M. Szabó
• Published 29 November 2012
• History
• Acta Archaeologica

In 2008, the fragment of an iron belt plate was found in a La Tene period pit during topographic investigations at the Bata-Oreghegy site (Tolna county). The specimen is a representative of the so-called Laminci type, the distribution of which ranged from Novo mesto in Slovenia to Karaburma in Serbia in the 1st century BC. This territory belonged to the Scordiscus tribe in this period. The find from South Transdanubia is outside this zone yet several cultural phenomena in the region suggest contacts with the Balkan, more exactly Illyro-Pannonian ethnic contacts, which already existed in the early Iron Age and intensified in the La Tene period.