Mitteleuropaische Bernsteinfunde von der Fruhbronze- bis zur Fruhlatenezeit
Ihre Verbreitung, Formgebung, Zeitstellung und Herkunft
by Christa Stahl
Paperback (Published)
(March 2006)
ISBN: 9783897542457
Price: $189.00
On back order
Prahistorische Bernsteinfunde geben interessante Hinweise auf menschliches Verhalten und auf religiose Vorstellungen unserer Vorfahren. Bernstein ist in seiner Herkunft begrenzt. Gleichzeitig tauchen die Artefakte europaweit und in unterschiedlicher Funktion und Bearbeitung auf. So ist Bernstein wie kein anderes Material in der Lage, uber Kontakte, Verbindungswege, Beeinflussungszonen und Austauschsysteme von der Fruhbronze- bis zur Fruhlatenezeit Auskunft zu geben. Ausstattung: Hardcover mit farbigem Bezug
- By (author) Christa Stahl
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