Oksywie culture

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The Oksywie culture was an Iron Age archaeological culture in northern Poland, associated with early Germanic tribes along the Baltic coast and known for its distinctive burial customs and material artifacts.

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Oksywie culture canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological culture
archaeological culture of Europe
archaeologicalSiteType cemetery
settlement
associatedWithEthnicGroup Goths NERFINISHED
Vandals NERFINISHED
early Germanic tribes
chronologicalPeriod Early Iron Age NERFINISHED
country Poland
endTime 1st century AD
evidenceType burial finds
ceramic artifacts
metal artifacts
settlement remains
followedBy Wielbark culture NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic amber trade involvement
belt fittings
cremation burials
decorated ceramics
distinctive burial customs
fibulae
flat graves
glass beads
handmade pottery
imported Roman goods
iron swords
occasional inhumation burials
richly furnished graves
shield fittings
spears
trade contacts along Baltic Sea
urnfield cemeteries
use of bronze ornaments
use of iron weapons
warrior burials
wheel-made pottery
locatedIn Baltic coast NERFINISHED
Pomerania NERFINISHED
northern Poland NERFINISHED
namedAfter Oksywie NERFINISHED
partOf Baltic Iron Age cultural sphere
Pre-Roman Iron Age
region Central Europe
sharesBorderWith Przeworsk culture NERFINISHED
startTime 3rd century BC
studiedInDiscipline European prehistory
archaeology

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Przeworsk culture (partly) overlapsWith Oksywie culture
subject surface form: Przeworsk culture