Este I

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Este I is the earliest recognized phase of the Este culture in northern Italy, marking its initial development in the early Iron Age.

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Este I canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological culture phase
period
archaeologicalEvidenceType ceramic typology
funerary assemblages
metalwork typology
associatedWith Venetic people
linked to: Veneti people

proto-urban development in Veneto
chronologicalPosition earliest recognized phase of the Este culture
culture Paleo-Venetic
linked to: Venetic language
followedBy Este II
follows Bronze Age in northern Italy
hasArchaeologicalSite Necropolis of Casa di Ricovero (Este)
Necropolis of Prà (Este)
Necropolis of Ricovero-Excelsior (Este)
hasCharacteristic biconical urns
bronze fibulae
bronze weapons and tools
cremation burials
geometric decorative motifs on pottery
urnfield-type cemeteries
hasEndTime early 7th century BCE (approximate)
hasLanguageContext pre-Roman Venetic language area
hasStartTime early 1st millennium BCE
early Iron Age
hasSubsequentDevelopment increasing social stratification in Este culture
locatedIn Veneto region
linked to: Veneto

northern Italy
namedAfter Este, Veneto
partOf Este culture
periodWithin Italian Iron Age
linked to: ancient Italy
relatedTo Golasecca culture
Hallstatt culture
usedChronologicallyBy Italian protohistoric archaeology

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Este II follows Este I