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Cibalae as the most western point of Gepidic kingdom group

2019
According to historical sources during second Gepidic occupation of Pannonia Secunda, along with capital Sirmium, Cibalae was second most important stronghold, the most western one. Finds of urban degradation, new types of dwellings and intra muros burials, along with continuity in pottery workshops proves the life continuity in 5th and 6th century ...
Rapan Papeša, Anita, Roksandić Vukadin, Danijela   +1 more
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Old bones, new stories: Bioarchaeological re-evaluation of human osteological remains from the Gepid necropolis of Jakovo-Kormadin

2022
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Histoire universelle depuis le commencement du monde jusqu'à présent, traduite de l'anglois / 14 L' ancien état des Bourguignons, Allemands, Gepides, Herules, Marcomans, Quades, Sarmates, Daces, Lombards, Bulgares ...

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Gepids in the 3rd–5th Centuries AD

2003
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Gepids in the Balkans: A Survey of the Archaeological Evidence

2010
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Who Were the Gepids and Ostrogoths on the Middle Danube in the 5th Century? An Archaeological Perspective

2020
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I.—ON THE GEPID Æ

Transactions of the Philological Society
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Where Did All the Gepids Go? A Sixth- to Seventh-Century Cemetery in Bratei (Romania)

2010
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