Glasinac culture
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The Glasinac culture was an Iron Age prehistoric archaeological culture named after Glasinac locality in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The area of the Glasinac culture included parts of present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo and Albania as well as entire present-day Montenegro. The culture is associated with population that was later known as Autariatae, one of the most powerful Illyrian tribes.[1]
References
External links
- Borivoj Čović, Glasinačka kultura (About Glasinac culture - in Serbo-Croatian)
Categories:
- Archaeological cultures of Southeastern Europe
- Archaeological cultures in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Archaeological cultures in Serbia
- Prehistory of Southeastern Europe
- Iron Age Europe
- Iron Age Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Iron Age Serbia
- Archaeological cultures in Croatia
- Archaeology of Montenegro
- History of Kosovo
- History of Albania
- Ancient peoples
- Illyria
