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Show 39 The second peiod tt'Xerramare" Cult'lJ.rs) Wf3 brot.Lht to durng_ thic the Ai.Jwhen first It , in which have evidently . formed are relics led an examt na.t Lon that he had found have been fo1.ind that the Neoli'thie and Bronze still and tin some a a she s ; large, The material fertilize1'. The o'f Par-ma , who, in 1861, pile-dwel11rc, similar Castione dei Marchesi. of had been others other similar drainage ba.sin the continued to be bad reoa.l/d.nd e :pil,e-dwellings.PotteIjil\ a as number remains/that they Age, of at over of tributariesJ, timeJ been under some their farms Immense an j Neoli Germany. Terrarnare in these mounds. remains the time others Age, at [by Dr. Strobel anCtexcavated)all eowed by their Copper on found found in lakes and marshes, Since J by the refuse deposits by the pea sant s Some So thern the to its and This Archaeologists ba ck strat had been used (R4Hlgeway). ud s blaok and were those Le yellowj green, brownJand stone, bons/and other relics to Italian sand - announced the the l? on so-c11ed river Po. the clay, composed . to of of flat-topped mounds, water, ca r r in Switzerla.nd and substance a of really the embrace to in the basin pile dwellings existed those found oecurs found fifty yea.r s is named after and ".lsual1y held light by the researohes La a t similar to is were of r ema the i ns po. occupied only during oocupied during the during the Bronze built .Age wt..l:. he Terramare civilization probably contemporaneous with the 11\ earl! t Hissarlik and Medi terranean Iron Stations. jii9. not yet nor glas; one and bronz gold object Its or axesJ wa.s finds being slag were made was of at oasting cll t r-e metal modeled after and stone the learned from eta tiona. ()(...(j stone p l.en ty of copper spear-heads; razors,combsJ is of the earliest The most axe, castings, type of interesting showing that brone ' homeland notAimported; was aelt moulds for tJ,,11I-"J . chisels, awls, pine and needles. The "flat" metal axe, found; but there known, some of although it is probable that the the more Southern Medierranean ar't. |
