[gothic-l] Przeworsk and Gothic Archaeology

george knysh gknysh at YAHOO.COM
Fri Feb 22 06:49:29 UTC 2002


--- faltin2001 <dirk at smra.co.uk> wrote:
> > Hello George,
> Hello George,
>
> I had a look at K. Godlowski's study of the
> Przeworsk culture
> called 'Die Przeworsk-Kultur' in 'Beitraege zum
> Verstaendnis der
> Germania des Tacitus', part II, pp. 9-91.
/.../ The movement or shift of
> these Jastorf people
> through the developping Przeworsk culture led to a
> far-reaching
> cultural exchange. /.../> Overall, the Pommeranian
culture was apparently a
> constituent part in
> the formation of the Przeworsk culture.

*****GK: So basically Przeworsk = Pomeranian
(aut.)+Jastorf (incoming)+La Tene (inc.)infl.? With
Jastorf definitely Germanic, and La Tene Celtic, is
the idea that the older autochtonous Pomeranian
culture was "Germanized", or that it too was already
Germanic?****

 (DF)Godlowski
> also confirms that
> the Przeworsk culture was very closely related to
> the Okcywie
> culture, i.e. the forerunner of the Wielbark
> culture.

*****GK: Did Okcywie also absorb Jastorf elements? Or
should it be considered an alternative Germanic
"foyer"?*****


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