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terial dating in the Middle Bronze Age (1800-1500 BC). Nevertheless,
the site was reused also during the Early Iron Age, again as a necropolis.
The researched burials contained very rich grave goods, which according
to the researchers, were stored in the graves together with the buried
persons. The grave goods were personal objects or belongings of the
deceased, in most case, either, weapons, decorations, and other personal
possessions of not ordinary persons.
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Fig. 86. Nail-head needles typical for
the Late Bronze Period discovered
inside a tumulus in Rogova (Kosovo
Museum).
Fig. 87. One handled dish in the shape
of an ax; (Archaeological Institute of
Kosovo).
Fig. 88. Two handled dish of the Middle
Bronze Period discovered in Rogova
(Archaeological Institute of Kosovo).
Fig. 89. Forged bronze bracelets discovered
inside the grave of the tumulus 1
in Rogova. (Kosovo Museum)
Fig. 90. Amber necklace discovered in
Rogova. (Kosovo Museum).
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