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and in Lower Saxony show continuity of occupation from the Bronze Age far into the Jastorf period and beyond. The specific contributions from the various quarters witnessing the meeting of Celtic and indigenous cultures during the early periods can not be assessed by the present state of knowledge,
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region, thus covering the southern and western parts of Lower Saxony. This was helped or propitiated by the earlier vacancy or large depopulation of these areas, as it became known in the archaeological record and from Classic sources that local
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proper farther south. The Nienburg group has characteristics of material culture closer to Celtic cultures, and shows evidence of significant contact with the Hallstadt and La Tène cultures. Isolated finds are scattered as far as
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The southernmost extent of Germanic cultures beyond Jastorf has recently been accounted for at the final stages of the Pre-Roman Iron Age, with the paucity of Late-La TĂ©ne bracelet-types in Thuringia and northeastern
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The Jastorf culture extended south to the northern fringes of the Hallstatt culture, while towards the north a general congruence with the late phases of the Northern Bronze Age can be noted. Gravefields in today's
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The Jastorf culture's area was first restricted to what is today northern Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein. It then developed a "very expansive" character (Wolfram 1999), expanding towards the
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and Rhine rivers, by the migrations of Celtic groups hitherto there into much richer lands in Gaul, Spain, Pannonia and Northern Italy from 400 BC probably also played a role.
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proposed to suggest population movements between the central-Elbe/Saale region, Main-Franconia and the edge of the Alps and to have been triggered by the spread of the
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groups considered Celtic or Belgian (more or less Celtic) migrated in its D period to extensive areas further West and South as far as the Mediterranean and
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although a shift to a northern focus has been noted to accompany the dwindling vitality of continental Celtic cultures later on.
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Die Jastorfkultur in den Kreisen LĂĽchow-Dannenberg, LĂĽneburg, Uelzen und Soltau.
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The cultures of the Pre-Roman Iron Age are hypothesized to be the origin of the
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Das Jastorf-Konzept und die vorrömische Eisenzeit im nördlichen Mitteleuropa
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Jastorf – Geschichte und Inhalt eines archäologischen Kulturbegriffs
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Chronological Problems of the Pre-Roman Iron Age in Northern Europe
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The Jastorf culture is named after a site near the village of
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Keltische Glasarmringe zwischen ThĂĽringen und dem Niederrhein
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The Germanic Invasions, the Making of Europe 400–600 A.D.
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Archeological cultures of Central Europe in the Late
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Periodization (Central European culture counterpart)
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