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 Übersetzung für 'Villanovan culture' von Englisch nach Deutsch
NOUN   the Villanovan culture | -
archaeo.
Villanovan culture
Villanovakultur {f} [auch: Villanova-Kultur]
Teiltreffer
biol.hist.sociol.
culture
Kultur {f}
1203
agr.biol.
culture
Zucht {f}
39
hist.sociol.
core culture
Leitkultur {f}
global cultureGlobalkultur {f}
biol.bot.
culture medium
Kulturmedium {n} [Nährmedium]
archaeo.
Aurignacian culture
Kultur {f} des Aurignacien [auch Kultur des Aurignaciens]
archaeo.
Iberomaurusian (culture)
Ibéromaurusien {n} [Kultur des Epipaläolithikums in Nordafrika]
archaeo.
Srubna culture
Srubna-Kultur {f} [Balkengrab-Kultur]
archaeo.
Srubna culture
Srubnaja-Kultur {f} [Balkengrab-Kultur]
archaeo.
Baradostian (culture)
Baradostien {n} [frühe jungpaläolithische Kultur im Zagros-Gebirge]
archaeo.
Halaf culture
Halaf-Kultur {f}
archaeo.
Hassuna culture
Hassuna-Kultur {f}
archaeo.
Samarra culture
Samarra-Kultur {f}
archaeo.
Kebarian culture
Kebaran-Kultur {f}
law
legal culture
Rechtskultur {f}
hist.
courtly culture
Hofkultur {f}
acad.philos.sociol.
rape culture
Vergewaltigungs­kultur {f}
sociol.
bourgeois culture
Bürgerlichkeit {f} [als Lebensstil, Kultur]
sociol.
drinking culture
Trinkkultur {f}
language cultureSprachkultur {f}
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • In Italy, the Iron Age was probably introduced by the Villanovan culture, which succeeded the Bronze Age Proto-Villanovan culture in the territory of Tuscany and northern Latium and spread in parts of Romagna, Campania and Fermo in the Marche.
  • There are two main hypotheses as to the origins of the Etruscan civilization in the Early Iron Age: either by autochthonous development "in situ" out of the Villanovan culture of Etruria in central Italy, or via oriental (Anatolian) colonization of Italy.
  • The Villanovan culture in Italy introduced a series of variations of the bow fibula in the 8th and 7th centuries BC.
  • In the 9th-8th centuries BC remains belonging to the Villanovan Culture, predecessor to the Etruscans, have been found.
  • In the area several settlements of the Villanovan culture were present in pre-historical times, and these were probably enlarged by the Oscans and Etruscans.

  • The earliest evidence of Etruscans at Fufluna is from two necropoleis containing material of the Villanovan culture, which was Iron Age and began about 900 BC.
  • The oldest human remains from the area are funerary remains from the 9th–8th centuries BC, belonging to the Villanovan culture or the proto-Etruscan civilization.
  • Sorano was probably inhabited by Villanovan culture, but the first historical mentions are relative to the 3rd century BC, when it was an Etruscan city under the influence of the more populous nearby Sovana.
  • In Prehistoric times it was a settlement of the Villanovan Culture.
  • These tribes are thought to have penetrated Italy from the east during the late second millennium BC through the Proto-Villanovan culture.

  • The main hypotheses are that they are indigenous, probably stemming from the Villanovan culture.
  • The tombs date from the 9th century BC (Villanovan culture) to the later Etruscan period (third century BC).
  • The Apennine drew to an end with the spread of the Proto-Villanovan culture from the north.
  • The most ancient phase of the Etruscan civilization is the Villanovan culture, which begins around 900 BC, Instead, Etruscan language and the Lemnian language are considered part of the pre-Indo-European Tyrrhenian language family together with the Rhaetian language of the Alps, which takes its name from the Rhaetian people.
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