%0 Journal Article
%T Rethinking Identity, Ethnicity, and ¡®Hellenization¡¯ in pre-Roman Liburnia
%A Barnett
%A Charles
%J -
%D 2016
%R 10.15291/misc.1367
%X Sa£¿etak It is widely accepted that the Liburni, at some point in the Iron Age, ruled over much of the Adriatic. Professor Slobodan £¿a£¿e was the first scholar to truly challenge these narratives through a critique of the written sources. The aim of this paper is to build upon the work of £¿a£¿e in seeking to rethink identities in pre-Roman Liburnia through analysis of ancient literary sources. It also takes a multidisciplinary approach, and seeks to address ideas about identity and cultural change through material culture. A reexamination is undertaken into Liburnian identity through archaeological evidence, and the transformations it apparently went through during the Iron Age, focusing on ideas about ethno-cultural identities and ¡®Hellenization¡¯ in interpretations of developments in Liburnia during the last 4 centuries BCE
%K Liburnia
%K Iron Age
%K identity
%K ethnicity
%K Hellenization
%K material culture
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