Title:

Lithic Workshops and Depots/Hoards in the Early/Middle Neolithic of the Middle Danube Basin and of the Northern Balkans

Subtitle:

Between History and Archaeology : papers in honour of Jacek Lech

Creator:

Kaczanowska, Małgorzata ; Kozłowski, Janusz K.

Publisher:

Archaeopress Archaeology

Place of publishing:

Oxford; England

Date issued/created:

2018

Description:

il. ; 29 cm

Type of object:

Książka/Rozdział

Subject and Keywords:

Karanovo I-Starčevo-Körös ; Alföld Linear Pottery (ALP) ; Linear Band Pottery Culture (LBK) ; raw materials ; depots ; works hops

Abstract:

In the earliest horizon (Karanovo I-Starčevo-Körös), the workshops where blanks were produced were situated close to the raw material deposits. Lithic production within settlements was very limited, and blanks produced off-site were used. With the Early Neolithic expansion to the middle Danube basin, some part of production gradually moved to settlements. Depots of cores or blades appear in settlements, which can be linked with itinerant specialists knappers. In the eastern linear complex (ALP) lithic production took place within special areas of the settlements or households. Depots discovered in settlements and containing cores and blades usually made from local raw materials were a supply available for the inhabitants of a given settlement.In the western linear complex (LBK) one can notice the wide circulation of various meso- and extra-local raw materials processed on-site but not in separate zones. The depots of blades and tools comprise artefacts made of extra-local rather than local materials

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Start page:

225

End page:

238

Resource type:

Tekst

Detailed Resource Type:

Artykuł

Language:

eng

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