Praehistorische Zeitschrift

Papers
(The TQCC of Praehistorische Zeitschrift is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Dariusz Adamczyk, Monetarisierungsmomente, Kommerzialisierungszonen oder fiskalische Währungslandschaften? Edelmetalle, Silberverteilungsnetzwerke und Gesellschaften in Ostmitteleuropa (800–1200)17
The first casting mould for a ‘Syrian Bottle’ from Lipnik, Bulgaria12
Titelseiten10
„[D]er Glanz des Goldes in der Schläfe …“7
Archäologie entlang der Gleise. Das Kaiserlich Deutsche Archäologische Institut und die Anatolische Eisenbahn5
Why together? Archaeology and zoology about medieval leather products on the example of Szczecin4
Zu ausgewählten Amuletten der Römischen Kaiserzeit und Völkerwanderungszeit in der westlichen Germania magna 4
Erster Hort aus der Hallstattzeit in Ostböhmen (Stíčany, Bez. Chrudim)4
Is it ‘ Sus -picious’? Revisiting the Presence of the Wild Boar on the Island of Crete4
Pottery as a witness of commercialization: The case of 9th-century ‘Great Moravia’4
The first results of archaeometric characterization and provenance studies of Byzantine amphorae from Poland3
On the chronology of the Vinča culture chronology: Vasić’s legacy of the Vinča-Belo Brdo datings3
Flax seeds from Neolithic and Bronze Age pile-dwelling sites in Europe3
Between East and West Europe. A ducal motte-type residence from the first half of the 13 th century in Chełm (south-east Poland)3
Women – Trade – Cultural Interactions in the Late Iron Age3
Goldobjekte und Goldgruppen – Untersuchungen und Analysen zum latènezeitlichen Goldfingerring von Nackenheim, Lkr. Mainz-Bingen3
Where are the missing boatyards? Steaming pits as boat building sites in the Nordic Bronze Age3
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The tradition of pottery painting in the Upper Silesian-Lesser Polish regional group of the Lusatian culture in the Early Iron Age. The example of the cemetery at Dobrzeń Mały, Opole district.3
Eine römische Villa im Barbaricum, 300 km vom Limes entfernt? Erste Forschungsergebnisse zur „Römischen Station“ bei Buzovycja2
Cremated animal remains and shattered pottery. Rare ritual deposits from the Middle to Late Bronze Age at Aalst – Siesegemkouter (Belgium)2
Erwin Schirmer (1908–1967) und sein Wirken in der Prähistorischen Archäologie Mitteldeutschlands2
Salzburgs tränenreiche Urgeschichte – Bernstein als Medium sozialer und kultureller Interaktion2
Salt, clay, and society: Towards a reconstruction of salt-making chaînes opératoires in the Bronze and Early Iron Age in the Kraków–Wieliczka sal2
Evolution of amber’s status and symbolism between the Neolithic and the Bronze Age: case studies from the Baltic and Adriatic Basins2
Die mittel- und spätlatènezeitlichen Nekropolen in Desa, jud. Dolj, Rumänien. Beiträge zu dem Bestattungswesen in der Region des Eisernen Tores. Teil 12
The use of statistical models to determine the age of the deceased and the issue of children’s graves identified by the models as adult burials. Based on the example of burials of Tarnobrzeg Lusatian 2
Goths’ idigenous weapon? Wielbark Culture Axes from the Roman Period2
Hallstatt Period Rectangular Farmsteads in the Old Bavarian Loess Landscape: The Hascherkeller Site Revisited2
The marketplace landscape in Santok in the 8th–9th century, NW Poland2
Metal-for-Amber in the European Bronze Age2
Mircea Babeș, Vasile Iarmulschi, Așezarea și necropola de tip Poienești-Lucașeuca de la Borosești. Biblioteca Tyragetia XXXII (Chișinău 2020). Hardcover, 230 pages, 54 Plates, ISBN 978-9975-87-747-32
An experimental approach to the study of amber processing in the Neolithic: technical analysis of the Siliņupe amber assemblage, 4 th mill. BC2
Klein aber fein – Bernsteinanhänger, Kerbschnitt & Co. Neues zum völkerwanderungszeitlichen Gräberfeld von Assel, Ldkr. Stade2
Ein Nachruf auf Prof. Dr. Otto-Herman Frey (1.9.1929–4.4.2023) aus Sicht der slowenischen Archäologie1
Provenance study of amber discovered in the Toruń Basin on Late Palaeolithic site 50 in Brzoza (Poland)1
Celtic ‘Guardians’ of the Central Polish Section of the Amber Route1
Gothic migrations: In search of the truth1
Husby in Glanshammar: cloisonné production, Viking Period silver deposition and memorialisation1
The Late Palaeolithic in Toruń Basin in the light of the latest research in Brzoza, Site 501
„Massendinghaltung“ oder „Big Data“?1
Technologies and standards in ceramic production of middle–late Trypillya culture1
The Evil Twin: Older Bronze Age Ceramic Typology of the Nordic Circle1
Opening graves and turtles. The pond turtle (Emys orbicularis L.) from the cemetery of the Wielbark Culture in Czarnówko and the question of post-funeral interferences in the past1
A Late Bronze Age hoard from Elgiszewo reflects the complex interplay between bronzesmithing, metal hoarding and local identity1
Forged coins from early medieval settlement centre in Pawłówek on southern border of East Pomerania (northern Poland)1
The Early Neolithic tell of Vrbjanska Čuka in Pelagonia1
Five hoards in eighty years. Landscape perspectives on new Bronze Age hoard finds around Lake Mälaren in Sweden1
Gesellschaftlicher Wandel in der frühen Eisenzeit im Lichte neuer Siedlungsgrabungen in Schlesien1
Cattle husbandry in the Iron Age and Roman Netherlands: chronological developments and regional differences in cattle frequencies, management, size and shape1
On the crossroads: Findings of the Late Neolithic figural plastics in Petrijevci (Eastern Croatia)1
New data about the provenance of the Early Eneolithic copper artefacts from western Lesser Poland1
Within the Range of the Watchtowers: Nature and Purpose of Late Bronze Age Hilltop Buildings in the Blagoevgrad Basin, Southwestern Bulgaria1
The girl with finches: a unique post-medieval burial in Tunel Wielki Cave, southern Poland1
Living on the edge(s). Settlement revival in the Sacharewo microregion (Białowieża Forest, E Poland) during the Iron Age and Roman Period (1st c. BC/1st c. AD – 5th/6<1
Horsemen in social structures of Central European Barbaricum – Analysis 2: spatial analysis1
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