- The
Chernyakhov culture,
Cherniakhiv culture or Sântana de Mureș—
Chernyakhov culture was an
archaeological culture that
flourished between the 2nd and...
- period,
subsequently spreading to the
Roman world and the
Przeworsk and
Chernyakhov cultures.
Roman padlocks had a long bent rod
attached to the case, and...
- and by the late 3rd
century it
contributed to the
formation of the
Chernyakhov culture. By the 4th
century at the latest,
several Gothic groups were...
- into the area of the
upper Dniester,
where it
possibly influenced the
Chernyakhov culture to its south,
which encomp****ed a
large area
between the Danube...
-
Greuthungi correspond to the
archaeological Sîntana de Mureş-
Chernyakhov Culture.
Chernyakhov settlements cluster in open
ground in
river valleys. The houses...
-
influences and
political changes over time, from its
early settlement by the
Chernyakhov culture to its
position within the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth and...
-
source for
details about real
Gothic origins. Archaeologically, the
Chernyakhov culture,
which is also
called the Sântana de Mureș culture, contained...
- was
contemporaneous to (and
located mostly just to the
north of) the
Chernyakhov culture.
Settlements are
found mostly along river banks,
frequently either...
- e. was the
northern neighbor of the more
developed and multi-ethnic
Chernyakhov culture, ****ociated with West
Slavs (Great Moravia). Rare, few and short-lived...
- the Thervingi,
correspond to
parts of the
archaeological Chernyakhov culture.
Chernyakhov settlements cluster in open
ground in
river valleys. The houses...
