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12 Bronze pin with a large slightly conical head ber bead is on the bow, and a bronze disc of
and three ribs of varying size on the neck. rectangular cross-section is above the foot.
Dimensions: L. 13 cm. Inv. no.: AMI P/7016. Dimensions: L. 5 cm; amber bead L. 3.5 cm.
Bibliography: Mladin (1960, 221), Glogo- Inv. no.: AMI P/7018.
vić (1989, pl. 6, 2), Blečić Kavur (2010, pl. 39, Bibliography: Mladin (1960, 221–2), Glo-
537), Teržan (2013, pl. 2, 3). gović (2003, pl. 30, 204; 36: 256), Blečić Ka-
vur (2010, T. 39, 539–40), Teržan (2013, pl. 2,
Grave 3: Stone chest constructed of five
limestone slabs, containing an inhumation of 4–5).
an adult male in a crouched position, oriented Grave 6: Stone chest constructed of five
north–south. No grave goods. limestone slabs, containing the inhumation of
Bibliography: Mladin (1960, 221). an adult individual in a crouched position, ori-
ented north–south. The grave also contained
Grave 4: Stone chest constructed of 83
five limestone slabs, containing an inhuma- bones of a small child and animals.
tion of a child in a crouched position, oriented 16 Spectacle fibula made of bronze wire with a
north–south. square cross-section. The discs consist of 9
13 Fragment of a bronze pin with coiled wire damaged spiral coils and are connected by
a small central loop with a circular cross-
from a bow fibula with amber bead on the -section. They are riveted to a straight
bow, which disintegrated during excavati- rectangular bar. Central circular plates with
on. punched decoration are at the centre of the
Dimensions: L. 6.2 cm. Inv. no.: AMI discs.
P/7035. Dimensions: L. 16.4 cm; disc diam. 5.6 cm.
Bibliography: Mladin (1960, 221), Teržan Inv. no.: AMI P/7024.
(2013, pl. 2, 2).
17–19 Three bow-shaped fibulae with amber be-
Grave 5: Stone chest constructed of five ads on the bow. Bows of rectangular cross-
limestone slabs with a double burial: a primary -section with 2–3 coil springs and circular
male and a secondary female individual. The sec- cross-section pins; triangular feet, partly
ondary burial was placed in a crouched position, damaged. Oval amber beads, one partial- The Emergence of the Iron Age in Osor Through Representative Material Culture
oriented north–south. ly damaged; one fibula incomplete and one
14 Spectacle fibula made of bronze wire with missing.
square-section. The discs consist of 9 spiral Dimensions: L. 6.5–9.1 cm; amber bead L.
coils, connected by a small central loop with 4.8–8 cm. Inv. nos.: AMI P/7017, 7020,
a circular cross-section. They are riveted to 7021 (lost).
a straight rectangular bar. Circular plates 20 Flattened oval amber bead with longitudi-
with punched concentric decoration are at nal perforation, from a bow-shaped fibula.
the centre of the discs. Dimensions: L. 3.9 cm. Inv. no.: AMI
Dimensions: L. 11.5 cm; disc diam. 4.8 cm. P/7019.
Inv. no.: AMI P/7023. 21 Bronze two-part bow fibula of the Osor
15 Bow-shaped fibula with an amber bead on type, partially preserved. The bow is se-
the bow. The square cross-section bow ends micircular, with a rectangular cross-secti-
in a two-coil spring, which transitions into on, featuring 19 spirally wound conical ele-
a circular cross-section pin; the foot is tri- ments and added looped wire. The bow
angular and hammered. A large oval am- tapers at the end and is flattened into a twis-
ted wire, which is threaded and secured to