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Lusatian Culture (archaeological)

Historical period

⚠ A WARNING ROW, DELIBERATELY. The Bronze Age "Lusatian culture" (c. 1300–500 BC) is an archaeological label for a material assemblage — urnfields, pottery — over a wide area of central Europe. It predates Slavic settlement by more than a millennium and is NOT the Sorbs. Equating the two has a political history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and no support in current scholarship.

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What is recorded

  • The archaeological "Lusatian culture" of the Bronze Age is NOT the Sorbs. It predates Slavic settlement in the region by over a thousand years. The equation was made for political purposes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and is not supported. documented

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