TY - JOUR
TI - A people in the shadow of their neighbours – Buri and the Przeworsk culture
AU - Nowakowski, Wojciech
TI - A people in the shadow of their neighbours – Buri and the Przeworsk culture
AB - In his Germania, Tacitus mentions the people of Buri, whose settlements were located near or in the Carpathian Mountains, which would indicate that they were neighbors with the Lugian federation (Lugiorum nomen), commonly identified with the Przeworsk culture population In turn, Ptolemy wrote about Lugioi Buroi, which would suggest that this tribe was a part of the Lugian federation. It can be assumed that the ethnonyms Buri and Lugioi Buroi referred to the same people, who were both a part of the Przeworsk culture population and a branch of the Lugian federation. The settlements of this tribe in the Early Roman Period were located in the southern part of the Przeworsk culture territory, in southeastern Poland, in an area that at that time was under strong Celtic and Dacian influences. The Buri, like the entire Lugian federation, were politically and militarily active in the lands south of the Carpathians, for example, during Trajan's Dacian Wars. In the second half of the 2nd century AD, they invaded the Carpathian Basin, settling its northern edge over the Upper Tisa. The border location of the Buri, on the southern outskirts of the Lugian territory, caused them to be perceived by the Romans as both a part of the Lugian federation (Lugioi Buroi) and as a "separate" people (Buri). (abstract translated by Kinga Brzezińska)
VL - 2019
IS - Vol LIV
PY - 2019
SN - 0001-5229
C1 - 2719-4841
SP - 191
EP - 206
DO - 10.4467/00015229AAC.19.010.11887
UR - https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/acta-archaeologica-carpathica/article/ein-volk-im-schatten-seiner-nachbarn-die-buren-und-die-przeworsk-kultur
KW - Buri
KW - Lugiorum nomen
KW - Barbaricum
KW - Roman Period
KW - Geography of Ptolemy
KW - Germania of Tacitus