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Džino, Danijel; Tomas, Tino; Dizdarević, Midhat; Dedić, Enes; Dautović, Dženan

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“…This meant that the collective names from ancient accounts were understood as objective indices of stable and normatively defined ethnic tribal identities, with their respective territories, histories and distinguishable cultures that had their specific material manifestations. Within such epistemic constellation, the historical reconstruction of Papazoglu (1969Papazoglu ( , 1978 was decisive, as it played the role of the pervasive interpretational fabric, while archaeological evidence was conformed to the historiographic narratives of the Central Balkan 'tribes' (see Džino 2011;Mihajlović 2014aMihajlović , 2019. In effect, the late Iron Age archaeology ascribed meaning to its data almost exclusively by referring to reconstructed 'tribal' histories, thus drastically limiting the range of research questions and problems it tried to solve.…”

Section: Archaeological Interpretations Of Pre-roman Slaverymentioning

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Ancient Slavery in the Central Balkans: Some Starting Points on pre-Roman Period

Mihajlović

2022

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The paper considers the issues related to slavery in the Central Balkans in the proto-historic i.e. Late Iron Age period. It is conceived as a first step towards more profound future study, and deals with the history of research and theoretical-methodological approaches to the problem of slavery among the Late Iron Age communities. The text revisits earlier interpretations of slavery derived from ancient written accounts and archaeological evidence, and then offers insights that rely on recent research of slavery in general, and in prehistoric period in particular. Finally, it is argued that it is necessary to consider the possibility of ‘societies with slaves’ when researching the Central Balkan Iron Age communities, even though they are often regarded as ‘small-scale societies’ that profoundly differed from the Mediterranean ‘slave societies’.

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Section: Archaeological Interpretations Of Pre-roman Slaverymentioning

confidence: 99%

Ancient Slavery in the Central Balkans: Some Starting Points on pre-Roman Period

Mihajlović

2022

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