DNA result of Bell Beaker (I15033)

Bell Beakers are a distinctive archaeological phenomenon associated with the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age periods in Europe, dating roughly from 2800 BCE to 1800 BCE. They are named after their characteristic shape, resembling an inverted bell or an upturned beaker, with a flared rim and often decorated with incised patterns or cord impressions. Bell Beaker artifacts, including pottery vessels, metal objects like daggers, and personal ornaments such as wristguards and buttons, have been found across a wide geographical area, from Portugal to Poland and from Ireland to Italy. The spread of Bell Beaker culture is thought to have been facilitated by both migration and cultural diffusion, leading to debates among scholars about the extent of population movement versus cultural exchange. Bell Beakers are often associated with the emergence of metallurgy, especially the use of bronze, and are considered part of the wider context of the European Bronze Age. Their significance lies not only in their material culture but also in their potential connections to social structures, trade networks, and ideological beliefs of ancient European societies.
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