The present book takes up the long-debated subject of the presence
of amber around the Adriatic during the Bronze Age (2nd millennium
BC). It offers an exhaustive review of the current state of
knowledge about the use of amber by prehistoric communities living
on the opposite sides of the sea. The author focuses primarily on
the spatial and chronological aspects of amber’s acquisition in
Italy and the Balkans, form and function of the artefacts made of
it, issues connected to their processing and ways of circulation of
these products within the study area. Furthermore, attention is
paid to material and symbolic statuses of amber among the local
societies. Finally, the role of the circum-Adriatic zone in the
long-range transfer of amber from Northern to Southern Europe is
assessed.
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