Pottery jug from the Final Bronze Age site (Luco-Meluno prehistoric culture) of Ciaslir del Monte Ozol (Trento, Italy)

The Luco-Meluno culture (13th century BC - 7th century BC), is an archaeological facies that developed between the Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age in the Alpine area of ​​Trentino , South Tyrol , and in the Engadine. The term was coined in 1927 by Gero von Merhart , initially it included only Meluno ( Melaun ), a town near Bressanone . The Luco-Meluno culture bordered to the north with the eastern Hallstatt facies , and to the south with the Atestine or Paleovenetian culture , "two great cult…

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