The globalizing connections that defined the European Bronze Age in the second
millennium BC either ended or abruptly changed in the decades around 1200 BC. The …

Societies of the later Early to Middle Bronze Age (ca. 2200–1600 BC) in the Carpathian
Basin exhibited complex, hierarchical and regionally influential socio-political organisation …

This study aims to provide new insights into Europe's largest known Bronze Age earthworks
using open-access and freely distributed medium resolution satellite images. The most …

Abstract The Carpathian Basin was a highly influential centre of metalworking in the 2nd mil.
BC. Nevertheless, despite the abundance of metal objects from the Late Bronze Age, the …

The Bronze Age was a time of technological, socioeconomic, and political transformation in
Europe. Since Bronze Age socioeconomic institutions were rooted in the landscape, they …

Recent research in the later Bronze Age of the southern Carpathian Basin has revealed an
extensive network of large, often-enclosed settlements. Within this network, a particularly …

In this chapter we discuss the important contribution of non-invasive surveys, along with
minimally invasive pedological analyses, in the evaluation, re-evaluation and rigorous …

Throughout history, the Dacian landscape has aroused the imagination of many people. For
decades, researchers have been fascinated by the magnificent structures the Dacians built …

The widespread societal collapse that occurred in the Lower Mureș Basin in the Late
Bronze Age following the destruction of mega-sites during the 13 th century BC is largely …

In the context of our recent interest in the Late Bronze mega-site/fort at Sântana-Cetatea-
Veche, we take this opportunity to review the settlements, cemeteries, key artifact types and …