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evidence of early Celtic artistic craft with its unique graphic representation attracts attention of experts as well as ancient fine art lovers. In the wider territory of the Central Danube region, such artifacts were very rare and this craft was represented mainly by well-known finds, a bronze belt hook from stupava and a mask-shaped fibula from slovenské Pravno. the image of western slovakia as an unimportant marginal part of the early La tène civilization has been changed by spectacular discoveries at the hillfort of slepý vrch near Horné Orešany, from which several artifacts of exceptional artistic quality have been published (Bazovský 2006; Čambal 2005, 2012). according to the results of a field survey, mask-shaped fibulae and other artistic craft works were also manufactured at the location (Pieta 2007, with bibliography; 2014; Pieta/Jakubčinová/Šebesta 2011). early La tène products arrived in the parts of the Western Carpathian territory further to the north or east with the continuous Late Hallstatt settlement. the complicated situation at the end of the early Iron age in slovakia was dealt with particularly by elena miroššayová, who has exceptionally contributed to our knowledge of this complex historical period (Miroššayová 2017). This short contribution is friendlily dedicated to her. In 1999, an unknown person offered an iron belt hook reportedly discovered by searchers at the hillfort of tlstá hora near Prašník, trnava district, to the museum of trenčín. around the same time, two axes, a spear, a knife and a fragment of a zoomorphic artifact from the same site were presented to the Institute of archaeology of sas. Details of the find context are unknown. the belt hook conserved and documented in the museum is nowadays deposited in the Institute of archaeology of sas. I would like to thank Jaroslav somr for documenting of the find and kind provision of information and pictures. so far, the artifact has only been mentioned in literature (Pieta 2007, 13).

The Early La Tène belt hook from Prašník