Novejše raziskave na območju svetolucijske halštatske kulturne skupine, poimenovane tudi kot posoška skupina, ki je poseljevala razen zgornjega Posočja tudi Bohinjski kot, Cerkljansko in zgornjo ...dolino Nadiže, so pokazale, da je bila poseljenost mnogo gostejša, kot je bilo znano pred tem, kar zadeva predvsem sredogorje Julijskih Alp. Glede na doslej odkrite drobne najdbe sklepamo na poselitev teh predelov v kasnem obdobju svetolucijske skupine. V obdobju, ozna- čenem kot stopnja Sv. Lucija IIa–b, je opazen tudi gospodarski vzpon naselbine na Mostu na Soči kot protourbanega središča celotne kulturne skupine, ki je bila po vsej verjetnosti teritorialno organizirana. Na osnovi doslej opravljenih analiz nekropole na Mostu na Soči pa so predstavljeni na eni strani kazalci vplivov in stikov svetolucijske skupine s sosednjimi in tudi zelo oddaljenimi kraji oz. kulturnimi skupnostmi, na drugi strani pa indikatorji družbene strukturiranosti in diferenciranosti. Pomemben nov element v okviru ritualno-religiozne sfere pa predstavljajo arheološka najdišča v nenavadnih naravnih okoljih, za katere se ponuja razlaga o svetih krajih, kjer so se odvijali posebne vrste zaobljubni obredi. Na koncu je postavljeno tudi vprašanje o pismenosti in etnični pripadnosti svetolucijske halštatske skupnosti.
At Most na Soči within the Iron Age necropolis on the left bank of Idrijca river a roman cremation grave was uncovered. It‘s dated back to the 3rd century, but could be even younger. The discoveries ...of the individual roman graves within the area of the Iron Age cemetery show the tradition of burying at the left bank of the Idrijca river; a part of tradition are also the type of burying and the form of a grave construction.
The second volume on the Iron Age settlement at Most na Soči evaluates from various aspects the structures and small finds that has been presented in the first book.
Most na Soči ranks among the most prominent prehistoric sites in Europe. It is mainly known for the extensive cemetery from the Early Iron Age, which was first investigated in the late 19th century ...and revealed over 6000 burials. The rapid growth of the modern village of Most na Soči again led to large-scale archaeological excavations in the 1970s. These were conducted in the span of eleven years and unearthed one of the most significant Iron Age settlements in Slovenia and the wider south-eastern Alpine region.
V letu 2001 je Tolminski muzej po dogovoru z ZVKD Slove-nije, OE Nova Gorica opravil arheološki nadzor ob novogradnji in delni rekonstrukciji kanalizacijskega omrežja na Mostu na Soči. Še ...pred nadzorom sta bili arheološko raziskani lokaciji Maregova guna in Štulčev kuk, ki sodita v sklop naselbine. Na Maregovi guni je bilo odkritih več železnodobnih stavbnih ostan-kov z drobnimi najdbami. Na Štulčevem kuku so bili raziskani konstrukcijski elementi stavbe, domnevno iz poznolatenskega ali zgodnjerimskega časa. Arheološki nadzor je potekal tudi med drugimi gradbenimi izkopi na Mostu na Soči.
Drawing on two already published documents from the fourteenth century that describe the building of the bridge on the Soča River near Tolmin, the contribution presents an argument in favour of the ...thesis that it was the predecessor of the present-day bridge, after which the subsequently established settlement obtained the name Most na Soči.
The article discusses the cremation grave 25 from the Repelcfallow at Most na Soči, which contained the remains of a warriorequipped with a curved single-edged sword and a pilum-likeweapon. ...The fill of the badly damaged grave pit yielded a potteryfragment with combed decoration, while a bronze fibula ofthe Middle La Tène scheme was found on the grave’s surfaceand probably also formed part of the grave unit. The swordbelongs to the group of the latest versions of Iron Age machairas,known exclusively from central and western Slovenia. Two ofthese were found in the Ljubljanica River, at the Ljubljana Moor,and two are of unknown provenance. The composition of theRepelc grave not being entirely reliable and other swords es-caping chronological determination, both result in the date ofthe Ljubljanica type swords remaining open. Based on the similaritywith the grave contents of the La Tène Idrija group, the pre-sumed typological development of the machairas with a ten-dency towards prolongation of the blade, and other instancesof the Hallstatt weapon forms being used during the Late IronAge in the south-eastern Alpine area, the authors are inclinedtowards dating the grave in the last two centuries BC
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