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摘要
作者讨论了一些人工制品的例子，证明了在罗马铁器时代，生活在萨姆兰(萨姆比亚半岛)和梅梅尔文化地区的波罗的海人之间的联系。这些数据是从Herbert Jankuhn, Marta Schmiedehelm和Kurt Voigtmann的笔记和图纸中收集的。档案资料使我们有机会解释在早期罗马时期佩戴类似成分的项链或带有类似结节装饰的戒指的时尚的相似性。在萨姆兰发现的梅梅尔文化风格的胸针，以及类似的地位象征，如蛇头戒指，证明了罗马晚期两个波罗的海沿岸地区之间的密切关系。关键词:memelculture, Dollkeim-Kovrovo文化，Samland，相互接触，罗马时期，考古档案。DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15181/ ab.v1i0.1135
CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE MEMELKULTUR AREA AND DOLLKEIM-KOVROVO CULTURE ACCORDING TO DATA FROM ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARCHIVES
The author discusses a few examples of artefacts that testify to the contacts between the Balts living in Samland (the Sambian Peninsula) and in the Memelkultur area during the Roman Iron Age. This data was collected from notes and drawings made by Herbert Jankuhn, Marta Schmiedehelm and Kurt Voigtmann. Archival data gives us a chance to interpret similarities in the fashion of wearing of necklaces of similar composition, or rings with similar nodular decoration during the Early Roman Period. The Memelkultur-style brooches found in Samland, and similar status symbols, such as snake-head rings, testify to the strong relations between the two Balt coastal areas during the Late Roman Period. Key words: Memelkultur, Dollkeim-Kovrovo culture, Samland, mutual contacts, Roman Period, archaeological archives. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15181/ ab.v1i0.1135
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