In protected areas (eg geoparks, UNESCO sites), the identification of the different aspects of
geoheritage site values is part of a holistic concept of protection, education and sustainable …

Repeated explosive eruptions of large volume silicic magmas during the early-to mid-
Miocene resulted in pyroclastic deposits covering at least 50,000 km2 in the Pannonian …

Due to its geological properties, the northern part of the Carpathians is very rich in different
siliceous rocks which were preferred raw materials by prehistoric tool-makers. Furthermore …

The aims of this research program (see Mester in this volume) could only be accomplished
by long term studies. The one-year project, carried out until now, represent its first phase …

In the last few decades, archaeological research has invested more energy into better
understanding of past societies than ever before. There are several different factors that …

The Körös Culture represents the beginning of the neolithization process in Southeastern
Europe. The expansion of the early Neolithic through the Balkans followed river valleys and …

Chipped stone artefacts played an important role in sustaining human life not just in the
Palaeolithic, but in the Neolithic period also. The raw material preferences and choices …

Neolithization of the Carpathian Basin: Northernmost distribution of the Starčevo/Körös
culture NEOLITHIZATION OF THE CARPATHIAN BASIN: NORTHERNMOST …

A Zempléni-(régebbi nevén Eperjes-Tokaji-)-hegység a Magyar Középhegység
legészakkeletibb része, átlagmagassága 4-500 m közötti. A 12-15 millió éve keletkezett …

The initiative in this research project was taken by Prof. Pál Raczky who supposed that the
expansion of the Körös Culture in the Upper Tisza region could be related to access to …