Arts and Humanities
3 years ago

Territoriality shapes the world: Borders define power, interaction spaces vary.

Territoriality in the Iron Age [Ausonius en libre accès]
Patrice Brun

Paper Summary

Territories are areas with clear borders assigned to a specific entity. The study looks at how territories were organized in the Iron Age. In Jutland, linear fortifications marked borders, while south-western Germany had no marked borders.

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