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Early Iron Age belt elements in Eastern France and South-Western Germany Studies dedicated to belts – the typical funerary object of the Early Iron Age – have often been limited to investigation of their metallic features and decoration. The aim of this article is to propose the reconstruction of the “belt”, based on the examination of its technological aspects, in order to respond to questions concerning their production and function. Besides that, some new ways concerning the interpretation of the cultural dimension of the belt and the identity of their wearers will be proposed.

Les éléments de ceinture au premier âge du Fer dans l’est de la France et le sud-ouest de l’Allemagne