Specific Dacian material culture includes: wheel-turned pottery that is generally plain but with distinctive elite wares, massive silver dress fibulae, precious metal plate, ashlar masonry, fortifications, upland sanctuaries with horseshoe-shaped precincts, and decorated clay heart altars at settlement sites. Among many discovered artifacts, the Dacian bracelets stand out, depicting their cultural and aesthetic sense. There are difficulties correlating funerary monuments chronologically with Dacian settlements; a small number of burials are known, along with cremation pits, and isolated rich burials as at Cugir. Dacian burial ritual continued under Roman occupation and into the post-Roman period.
specific dacian material culture includes wheel-turned pottery that is generally plain but with distinctive elite wares massive silver dress fibulae precious metal plate ashlar masonry fortifications upland sanctuaries with horseshoe-shaped precincts and decorated clay heart altars at settlement sites among many discovered artifacts the dacian bracelets stand out depicting their cultural and aesthetic sense there are difficulties correlating funerary monuments chronologically with dacian settlements; a small number of burials are known along with cremation pits and isolated rich burials as at cugir dacian burial ritual continued under roman occupation and into the post-roman period