20.500.12556/DiRROS-25311 Bronasta doba v osrednji Sloveniji – na Gorenjskem in Dolenjskem ter v Posavju Uvodnik in kratek oris The Bronze Age in Central Slovenia– in the Gorenjska, Dolenjska, and Posavje Regions An introduction and brief outline V obdobju prehoda, tj. iz zgodnje v srednjo bronasto dobo, se je pojavila vrsta novih naselbin, večinoma v nižinskih predelih, ki so se bolj ali manj kontinuirano obdržale vse do vključno kulture žarnih grobišč. Prevladovale so naselbine raztresenega tipa, povečini z gručasto razporeditvijo stavb, in manjši zaselki, ponekod nanizani blizu drug drugega. V zgodnji fazi srednje bronaste dobe je obravnavano območje po vsej verjetnosti spadalo v sklop srednjeevropske culture bronastodobnih gomil. Iz naslednje faze srednje bronaste dobe je znanih nekaj skeletnih pokopov v kraških jamah, a tudi že žarni grobovi. Žgani in žarni pokopi so prevladali v času kulture žarnih grobišč, kot je razvidno z velikih nekropol z več sto grobovi v Ljubljani, Dobovi in na Obrežju. Posamezni predmeti se pojavljajo kot vodne najdbe že vse od zgodnje bronaste dobe, za pozno bronasto dobo pa so značilne depojske najdbe, ki jih poskušamo razumeti kot odraz posebnih verskih običajev bronastodobnega človeka. It was not until the transitional period from the Early to Middle Bronze Ages that a new type of settlement emerged, predominantly in lowland areas, which more or less continued to exist up until and including the Urnfield period. Settlements were predominantly of a dispersed type, mostly consisting of clusters of buildings, as well as smaller hamlets, which in some areas were situated close to one another. During the early phase of the Middle Bronze Age, the studied area was likely part of the so-called Central European Bronze Age tumulus culture. In the subsequent phase of the Middle Bronze Age, evidence of inhumation burials in karst caves and certain urn graves was found. Cremation became the predominant rite in the Late Bronze Age, as evidenced by the large necropolises found in Ljubljana, Dobova, and Obrežje, each containing several hundred graves. While individual objects have been discovered as water finds since the Early Bronze Age, the Late Bronze Age, is particularly known for hoards of various bronze items. Both individual and hoard finds could be interpreted as reflections of the distinct religious customs of Bronze Age societies. bronasta doba naselbine načini pokopavanja depojske in vodne najdbe Gorenjska Dolenjska Spodnje Posavje Bronze Age settlements manners of burials hoard and water finds Gorenjska Dolenjska Spodnje Posavje true false true Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Imetniki avtorskih pravic na prispevkih so avtorji Članek v reviji 2026-01-15 19:50:34 2026-01-15 19:50:34 2026-02-15 19:28:05 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 0 str. 289-320 letn. 76 2025 0000-00-00 Zaloznikova Objavljeno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 2025-06-27 903(497.43)"637" 0570-8966 10.3986/AV.76.20 241524995 https://ojs.zrc-sazu.si/av/article/view/14538 0 f5148906-f243-11f0-94a7-001a4af901a5 https://dirros.openscience.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=38271 11_TERZAN,+SKVOR+JERNEJCIC+AV76.pdf 11_TERZAN,+SKVOR+JERNEJCIC+AV76.pdf 1 C5CA230F6D36043F46E50333030B6377 ae61719331b35516fc778d30679eaf58ceaea1560c2827372547f7ac0531ecb2 02aae543-f244-11f0-94a7-001a4af901a5 https://dirros.openscience.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=38272 Znanstvenoraziskovalni center Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti Arheološki vestnik = Acta archaeologica 0 0 0