
The research group »Urnfield Culture Networks« is committed to long-term research of the Bronze Age in Central and Southeastern Europe with a special focus on the emergence and spread of the Urnfield Culture (13th–8th centuries BC) and the interactions with neighbouring, simultaneous cultural phenomena. The economic and religious aspects of the Bronze Age are the central part of various regional studies in Austria and the Balkans.
Geological and Speleological Investigations in the Lika Region

Geological and Speleological Investigations in the Lika Region
Late Urnfield Culture cemetery of Franzhausen-Kokoron
Late Urnfield Culture cemetery of Franzhausen-Kokoron
Cemetery of the Early Urnfield Culture from Inzersdorf
Cemetery of the Early Urnfield Culture from Inzersdorf
Thunau am Kamp – A fortified hilltop settlement of the Urnfield Culture
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Thunau am Kamp – A fortified hilltop settlement of the Urnfield Culture
New insights in Bronze Age metal producing societies
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New insights in Bronze Age metal producing societies
Macedonian Metals: Origin, distribution and technologies

Macedonian Metals: Origin, distribution and technologies
Human and animal depositions – Sacrificial cult in Stillfried?
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Human and animal depositions – Sacrificial cult in Stillfried?
The Urnfield Culture in Lower Austria
The Urnfield Culture in Lower Austria
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