Re: Къде са се дянали прабългарите?
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Thracian Hallstatt (Thraco-Cimmerian) culture (Фракійський Гальштат)
(Archaeology, text – I. Bruyako)
The Thraco-Cimmerian culture still does not have the status of a distinct archaeological culture in
historiography. It was described in 1920–1930 based on horse ammunition items from hoards
belonging to the late Urnfield and early Hallstatt period in Central and Eastern Europe. The Kartal
III burial ground is the only complete monument of Thracian-Cimmerian culture to date. (140)
Kartal (Картал)
The Kartal settlement is a multi-layered archaeological site, located on the left bank of the Lower
Danube, 1.5 km east of the village Orlovka. For this study, the materials from the burial ground of
the third cultural horizon (Kartal III) were used. This horizon dates to the Middle Hallstatt period
around 9th to 8th c. BCE. A total of 530 graves were excavated (about half of the entire cemetery).
The features of the artefacts and the burial rite indicate that Kartal III belongs to the ThracianCimmerian culture. The population of the settlement consisted of two main ethnocultural
components – Thracian and Iranian. Possibly, they represented the tribal world of the Western
(South-Western) Balkans (Illyrians, Paeonians, Dardanians), as well as the local people as a relic
of the Indo-Aryan Late Bronze Age community (Zrubna-Sabatynivska and Bilozerska cultures).
(141)
Location: 45.319997 N 28.411989 E. Orlivka village, Izmail district, Odesa region.
Excavations: 2005, 2007, 2008.
Excavation authors: Igor Bruyako, South Ukrainian K. D. Ushinsky National Pedagogical
University State Institution, Odesa.
Storage of anthropological materials: Odesa Archaeological Museum.
Description of samples:
Seven samples were taken for aDNA analysis, DNA was successfully extracted from six.
Thracian Hallstatt (Thraco-Cimmerian) culture (Фракійський Гальштат)
(Archaeology, text – I. Bruyako)
The Thraco-Cimmerian culture still does not have the status of a distinct archaeological culture in
historiography. It was described in 1920–1930 based on horse ammunition items from hoards
belonging to the late Urnfield and early Hallstatt period in Central and Eastern Europe. The Kartal
III burial ground is the only complete monument of Thracian-Cimmerian culture to date. (140)
Kartal (Картал)
The Kartal settlement is a multi-layered archaeological site, located on the left bank of the Lower
Danube, 1.5 km east of the village Orlovka. For this study, the materials from the burial ground of
the third cultural horizon (Kartal III) were used. This horizon dates to the Middle Hallstatt period
around 9th to 8th c. BCE. A total of 530 graves were excavated (about half of the entire cemetery).
The features of the artefacts and the burial rite indicate that Kartal III belongs to the ThracianCimmerian culture. The population of the settlement consisted of two main ethnocultural
components – Thracian and Iranian. Possibly, they represented the tribal world of the Western
(South-Western) Balkans (Illyrians, Paeonians, Dardanians), as well as the local people as a relic
of the Indo-Aryan Late Bronze Age community (Zrubna-Sabatynivska and Bilozerska cultures).
(141)
Location: 45.319997 N 28.411989 E. Orlivka village, Izmail district, Odesa region.
Excavations: 2005, 2007, 2008.
Excavation authors: Igor Bruyako, South Ukrainian K. D. Ushinsky National Pedagogical
University State Institution, Odesa.
Storage of anthropological materials: Odesa Archaeological Museum.
Description of samples:
Seven samples were taken for aDNA analysis, DNA was successfully extracted from six.
