A exceptional Early Bronze Age grave with tin beads from Bavaria

该项目的重点是在巴伐利亚州奥格斯堡附近的schwabm<e:1> nchen发现的一具丰富的早期青铜时代女性墓葬（BA A1，在Reinecke之后），它代表了迄今为止独特的发现背景。在一个丰富的珠宝设备旁边，这个女人身上装饰着成千上万的小锡珠，缝在衣服上。由于锡制品在青铜时代极为罕见，特别是在青铜时代早期的欧洲，因此将对schwabm<e:1> nchen以及巴伐利亚Buxheim的另一个当代坟墓中的锡同位素进行分析。由于锡不存在于中欧南部，因此将对人骨材料（锶86-Sr， 87-Sr）进行额外的稳定同位素分析，以辨别个体的本地或非本地来源。

The project focusses on a rich Early Bronze Age female burial (BA A1 after Reinecke) from Schwabmünchen near Augsburg in Bavaria, which represents a so far unique find context. Next to a rich jewelry equipment the female individual was adorned with tousands of tiny tin beads, sewn on pieces of garnment.. Since tin artefacts are extremely rare in Bronze Age, especially Early Bronze Age Europe the tin-isotopes of the beads from Schwabmünchen as well as from another contemporary grave from Buxheim in Bavaria shall be analysed.Since tin does not occur in southern Central Europe, additional stable isotope-analyses of the human bone material (Strontium 86-Sr, 87-Sr) will be made in order to discern a local or non-local origin of the individuals.