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Hiperboreea, 2013 Abstract Gepidos son de origen aleman, que en el siglo IV comieza la migration hacia Europa. Acerca de gepidos, no se encuentra mucha documentaciones, lo que se conoce es conocida solo a partir de finales fuentes romanas historicas y los escritos de Jordanes.
Roland Olah
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The history of the Gepids: Forgotten or misplaced?
Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association, 2023 The memory of many groups in history is deceivingly fragile, often existing only by the whim of the historian, archivist, and those in positions of power and authority. The Gepids, an eastern Germanic group of late antiquity, have largely remained forgotten in historical discourse for several reasons.
Heather Duncan
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ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews, 2019 While preparing for his fatal encounter with the dragon, Beowulf delivers a lengthy speech before his retainers in which he reflects on the deaths of various members of the Geatish royal family (ll...
Leonard Neidorf
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Gepids in the Balkans: A Survey of the Archaeological Evidence
, 2010 Anna Kharalambieva
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Where Did All the Gepids Go? A Sixth- to Seventh-Century Cemetery in Bratei (Romania)
, 2010 Radu Harhoiu
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Archaeologiai Értesitö, 2012
Girdle-hangers represent one of the most characteristic elements of the female graves in the Merovingian culture. Concerning their structure and decoration a great variety can be observed. A particular variant was identified in the Carpathian Basin characterized by the decoration with hinged plates.
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Girdle-hangers represent one of the most characteristic elements of the female graves in the Merovingian culture. Concerning their structure and decoration a great variety can be observed. A particular variant was identified in the Carpathian Basin characterized by the decoration with hinged plates.
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The Gepids in Serbian archaeology: Evidence and interpretations
2019In this article we reassess late fifth- and sixth-century Germanic finds from present-day Serbia, usually attributed to the Gepids, and try to present a model for their more accurate interpretation. In doing so, we try to avoid the ‘mixed argumentation’ by combining securely dated archaeological finds with historical-geographical knowledge.
Bugarski, Ivan, Ivanišević, Vujadin
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