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Caput Adriae in kultura mediteranstva. Egejski elementi pozne bronaste dobe na severnem Jadranu in v njegovem zaledju.

Obdobje, ko so se kulturološko v največji meri prepletli svetovi prazgodovinske Evrope, smo poimenovali »prva zlata doba Evrope«. Njegov vrhunec nikakor ni mogel zaobiti integralnega dela tega področja – Caput Adriae. Pozno bronasto dobo so močno zaznamovali tehnološki napredek in komunikacijski dosežki. Oskrba s kovinami na kratke oziroma dolge razdalje je ustvarila globalno povezanost, katere osnovna komunikacijska mreža je bila osnovana na morju. Prepletenost univerzalnega in regionalnega se je odražal v oblikovanju prostrane kulturne koinè, povezave sredozemskih in kontinentalnih področij Evrope, v kateri je posebno mesto pripadalo tistim prestižnim predmetom, ki so bili znakovni substituti za prepoznavo simbolov v sistemu vrednot, tako fizičnih kot duhovnih, v različnih kulturnih in družbenih vidikih. The period when for the first time the worlds of prehistoric Europe became to the largest degree culturally knitted was called “The First Golden Age of Europe”. Its culmination could not avoid the integral part of this territory – the Caput Adriae. The Late Bronze Age was marked by the technological advances and communicational achievements. Supply with metals on short and long distances created a global connectedness which was based on a communicational network founded on the sea. The interconnection of the universal and regional was reflected in the creation of an extensive cultural koinè, of a connection of Mediterranean and continental areas of Europe in which a special place was designed for those prestigious artefacts which were in different cultural and social aspects substitutes for the recognition of symbols in the system of, physical as well as spiritual values.

Sredozemlje, Jadransko morje, Caput Adriae, bronasta doba, kulturna koinè, kulturni stiki

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