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Plates 1 1 2 II Plate II MIRJA OTS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DEPOSITS OF NATURAL AMBER IN ESTONIA IN THE CONTEXT OF EARLY METAL AGE SOCIETY 1 Untreated lumps of amber from the fortified settlement of Kaali (AI 4915: 110, 156, 295, 307); 2 Bronze Age amber ornaments from burial places in Estonia: 2.1 stone cist grave XXVIII of the cemetery at Jõelähtme; 2.2-7 from the stone cist grave of Loona; 2.8 the Karuste grave; 2.9 the stone cist grave of Kurevere, the artefact is not preserved (AI 5306:80; 4210:373, 926, 1454a, 1454b, 1399, 1421; 3882:10; 4780:127) (photographs by M. Ots, except 2.9, which is from the archive of the Institute of History in Estonia).
ARCHAEOLOGIA BALTICA 17 1 1 2 2 Plate III BARTOSZ KONTNY TRADE, SALT AND AMBER. THE FORMATION OF LATE MIGRATION PERIOD ELITES IN THE ‘BALTI-CULTI’ AREA OF NORTHERN POLAND (THE ELBLĄG GROUP) 1 Balt territories during the Late Migration Period and the Elbląg group area: 1.1 maximum extent; 2.2 the Sambian- Natangian area (Dollkeim-Kovrovo culture); 1.3 the Elbląg group; 1.4 the Olsztyn group; 1.5 Sudovian culture; 2 Elbąg group sites: 2A cemeteries; 2B settlements; 2N Nowinka cemetery (after Bitner-Wróblewska 2010, Fig. 6; and Kontny, Pietrzak, forthcoming, 2012, Fig. 1). III
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ARCHAEOLOGIA BALTICA17 PEOPLE AT TH
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CONTENTS Preface 7 I. PEOPLE AT THE
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PREFACE The existence of mankind is
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Conference moments. Polish colleagu
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ARCHAEOLOGIA BALTICA 17 In the terr
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Continuity of Research and Research
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The International Archaeologists’
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The Grobiņa Complex of Dwelling Lo
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The Significance of Deposits of Nat
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Early Slavs in the Southwest Baltic
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NIKOLAI A. KRENKE The Moskva River
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