Eastern Goths and Gepids are germanic people that settled the area of former roman empire during the time of great people migration. Present – day croatian province of Dalmatia was part of eastern gothic kingdom that lasted for only about fifty years in here, but it leaved the visible clues in material culture. The biggest number of fundings from eastern gothic material culture are things from individual womans graves inside of late antic necropoles. Jewerly and decorative – functional parts of costumes are the most numerous fundings from stated graves and eastern gothic material culture at all, especially the fibulas. Those fundings could also help to reveal ethnicity of that graves. Other fundings like epigraphic inscriptions are rare, just like the weapons and military equipment for which was forbidden to be placed inside of the graves. Even though gepidian pannonic state had never been placed in modern day Dalmatia, their material culture is pretty numerous, almost like eastern gothic one and it was very similar to it. Gepids were the vassals of Eastern Goths, mostly a servants in the army. Most of their fundings are also jewelry and decorative – funcional parts of costumes, but unlike Eastern Goths, Gepids got other features like placing the weapons and coins in the graves. There are about ten sites of both material cultures in modern day Dalmatia.