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    Encounters and transformations in Iron Age Europe: the ENTRANS Project

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    Publication date
    2014-12
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    Armit, Ian
    Potrebica, H.
    Črešnar, M.
    Mason, P.
    Büster, Lindsey S.
    Keyword
    Iron Age; Europe; Mediterranean; ENTRANS; East Alpine region; North Balkans; Socio-economic interaction
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    (c) 2014 Cambridge University Press. Full-text reproduced in accordance with the publisher's self-archiving policy.
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    Abstract
    The Iron Age in Europe was a period of tremendous cultural dynamism, during which the values and constructs of urbanised Mediterranean civilisations clashed with alternative webs of identity in ‘barbarian’ temperate Europe. Until recently archaeologists and ancient historians have tended to view the cultural identities of Iron Age Europeans as essentially monolithic (Romans, Greeks, Celts, Illyrians etc). Dominant narratives have been concerned with the supposed origins and spread of peoples, like ‘the Celts’ (e.g. COLLIS 2003), and their subsequent ‘Hellenisation’ or ‘Romanisation’ through encounters with neighbouring societies. Yet there is little to suggest that collective identity in this period was exclusively or predominantly ethnic, national or even tribal. Instead we need to examine the impact of cultural encounters at the more local level of the individual, kin-group or lineage, exploring identity as a more dynamic, layered construct.
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    Armit I, Potrebica H, Črešnar M, Mason P and Büster L (2014) Encounters andtransformations in Iron Age Europe: the ENTRANS Project. Antiquity. Project Gallery article. 88: 342.
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    http://journal.antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/armit342
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