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‘Gifts for the gods’ : lake-dwellers' macabre remedies against floods in the Central European Bronze Age / Francesco Menotti, Benjamin Jennings, Harmut Gollnisch-Moos

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Appartient au périodique : Antiquity, 2014, vol. 88, n° 340, p. 456-469, 0003-598X

Publication: 2014 Langue: Anglais Auteur principal: Menotti, Francesco Co-auteur: Jennings, Benjamin, 19..-....; Gollnisch-Moos, Harmut

Sujet: palafitte • habitat • sépulture • enfant • violence • tête osseuse • offrande • religion Lieu: Bade-Wurtemberg • Europe occidentale • lac Constance Époque: Bronze final • âge des métaux

Mots libres: Allemagne du sud . Item type: Extrait

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