Váczi, G.: Cultural connections and interactions in the Late Bronze Age cemetery of Budapest-Békásmegyer, Hungary. (original) (raw)

The paper analyzes the archaeological findings from the Békásmegyer Cemetery in Budapest, Hungary, focusing on the cultural connections and interactions during the Late Bronze Age. It discusses the significance of both ceramic and metal artifacts found in graves, highlighting the influences from the Eastern Alpine region and the interactions with the Urnfield culture. Notable findings include variations in vessel shapes and decorations that suggest complex cultural exchanges and the importance of the Danube River Valley as a travel corridor during this period.