Jastorfcultuur
Jastorfcultuur refers to the distinct cultural practices and artistic expressions associated with the Jastorf people, an ancient Germanic group who inhabited parts of present-day northern Germany and Denmark during the late Pre-Roman Iron Age, roughly from the 5th to the 1st century BCE. This cultural period is named after the type site at Jastorf, near Uelzen, Germany, where significant archaeological finds first brought the culture to light.
The Jastorfcultuur is characterized by its distinctive burial practices, often involving cremation and the deposition of
Artistically, the Jastorfcultuur is recognized for its metalwork, particularly in bronze and iron. Characteristic are fibulae