Volume dedicated to
Lubor Niederle’s 150th Birthday

Content

AD MEMORIAM  

I. O. Gavritukhin (Moscow, Russian Federation)The Danube “Stratum” of the Early Slavic Archaeology. A Word from the Editors Free!17D. Jelínková (Brno, Czech Republic), I. O. Gavritukhin (Moscow, Russia)Lubor Niederle (1865—1944) Free!27V. Ya. Petrukhin (Moscow, Russian Federation)Lubor Niederle and the Beginning of the Slavs Free!35

“… AND THE SLAVS SETTLED ON THE DANUBE …”  

M. M. Kazanski (Paris, France)Slavic Weapons and Harness of the 5th—7th Centuries43N. Profantová (Prague, Czech Republic)Slavs on the Territory of Czechia and their Contacts in 6th—7th Centuries97D. Jelínková (Brno, Czech Republic)On the problem of Prague-Type Pottery Culture in Moravia: the origins and specifics117G. Fusek (Nitra, Slovakia)Earliest Slavic Population on the Territory of Slovakia151I. Stanciu (Cluj-Napoca, Romania)The Earliest Slavs in the Intra-Carpathian Region of Romania163P. V. Shuvalov (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation)Diverse Slavs in Pseudo-Maurice’s Strategikon217

“… ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE DANUBE …”  

A. Pleterski (Ljubljana, Slovenia)The Early Slavs in the Eastern Alps and Their Periphery227Đ. Janković (Belgrade, Serbia)On Slavisation of Northern Illyria and Dalmatia249D. Radičević (Belgrade, Serbia)Towards the Study of the Early Slavic Sites of the Serbian Danube Region (Questions of Chronology and Ethnocultural Belonging)285N. Hrissimov (Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria)Early Slavic Sites in the North-Eastern Part of the Balkan Peninsula309

FOLLOW-UP ON EARLIER DISCUSSIONS  

L. S. Klejn (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation)Leningrad Neonormanism Indeed? Free!345O. L. Gubarev (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation)“Neo-Normanism” or Neo-Antinormanism? Free!351

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  

List of AbbreviationsList Free!357SubmissionsSubmissions Free!359