Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 15-22. (1985-1992)
I. Arheologie
82 SZÉKELY К. ZSOLT 4 cu caneluri 5i cu benzi incizate umplute cu puncte $i triunghiuri cu capetele petrecute ne índeamna sä о situäm in ultima fazä a culturii Noua care face tranzitie la prima virstä a fierului. Asezarea cea mai timpurie a Hallstattului a fost descoperitä la Sfintu Gheorghe, in „Grädina de puieti“, care se incadreazä in cultura Gava. THE BRONZE AGE IN THE SOUTH-EAST OF TRANSYLVANIA (Abstract) The author presents the archeological progress in the South-East of Transylvania in the Bronze Age, based on the results of recenrt researches- The mosst importante culture of the Bronze Age are : the Cotofeni culture; known from accidental descoveries, the Glina-Schnedkenberg culture, the Ciomortan culture; presently known only in the South-East of Transylvania, the Wietenberg culture, which predominantes both in duration and spreading the middle stage of the Bronze-Age; the cultura of tumular graves, and the Noua culture, characterized by a very large spreading, occupyng the Wietenberg-Monteoru- Costisa cultural area in Transylvania and Moldova.
