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The Surbo bronzes—some observations

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 May 2014

Keith Branigan
Keith Branigan
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Department of Classics, University of Bristol
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The group of bronzes from Surbo, Apulia, published in volume 36 of the Proceedings (Macnamara, 1970) form a most important addition to our knowledge of prehistoric relations between the Aegean and the Italian peninsula. They also form a suitable basis for further discussion of four related problems, the date of the Surbo group itself, the chronology of the Mycenaean short swords of Sandars type F (Catling's type Fii), the feasibility of Mycenaean contacts with western Europe, and the reliability of hoards for the dating of bronze tools and weapons. I should like to comment briefly on each of these problems in turn.

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Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society , Volume 38 , December 1972 , pp. 276 - 285
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Copyright © The Prehistoric Society 1972

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