Ancient cultures at the mouths of the Danube. Volume I. Prehistory and Protohistory

Preface, P. Roman – Foreword – Indo-European migrations in the region of the Lower Danube – A new culture from the beginning of the Bronze Age in the istro- pontic territories – Cultures and cultural groups from the region of the Lower Danube at the end of the late Bronze Age – Hallstatt establishment from Beidaud-Tulcea – The Hallstatt site from Revărsarea-Tichilești – A new point of view about the theory of Vasile Pârvan regarding the report from the Iron Age civilization from Nord of Italy and from the Carpathians-pontic region – The Getae from the Lower Danube region in the Iron Age. Settlements and fortifications - Some remarks on the Getic civilization in the centres and fortifications of Dobrudja at the end of the Hallstatt era and the beginning of La Tène - The Getae from northern Dobrudja in the 6th – 1st BC. centuries – The Getae from the Lower Danube and their civilization - The population of the Lower Danube region in the 7th – 5th BC. centuries - Ciucurova necropolis - A tomb with a stone ring from the Telița Valley – The archaeological researches from the Celic valley (Celic-Dere) - The Celic-Dere site. Ethno-cultural interpretations and implications in the chronology of the late Hallstatt - Tumular graves in the Celic-Dere necropolis - Getae and Scythians at the mouth of the Danube - The Geto-Dacians from northern Dobrudja, in the discoveries from Enisala - Elements of classical Greek civilization in the Getae world in the Istro-Pontic area – Archaeological research from Telița (Poșta, Tulcea county) – A new getae necropolis from Murghiol, Tulcea county - Necropolis at the mouth of the Danube: practices, funeral rituals and ethnicity (6th century BC - 2nd century AD) - Point of view regarding an absolute chronology of the Iron Age on the Lower Danube.