2 bolygatott kurgán alatt, a sárga altalajba mélyedő, fagerendákkal fedett okkermellékletes
alaptemetkezés mellett még két másik, hasonló rítusú másodlagos őskori temetkezés is …

The incrustation technique used to decorate ceramic vessels was a widespread practice in
prehistoric pottery throughout Europe, particularly popular during the Copper and Bronze …

Bird bones were rarely used for production of artifacts, due to various reasons—they were
much smaller and thinner than bones of mammals usually selected for tool production; they …

Thousands of kurgans (burial mounds) were built on the plains landscapes of the Balkans
and the Carpathian basin during the first half of the 3rd millennium cal BC. For a long time …

Recent archaeological excavations of the Vučedol site at the Cornfield Streim were carried
out in the period from 2012 to 2021. Most of the excavated objects belong to the settlement …

In addition, to reconstruct and fully understand operational and behavioural chain in the life-
cycle of an artefact it is essential to consider marks that indicate the life of an artefact in a …

The beginnings of metal processing were related to copper and copper minerals; further
development of metallurgy brought arsenic/antimony copper or “proto-bronze”; finally, the …

The technology of processing hard animal material is an important segment in the study of
prehistoric sociefies. This paper's main focus is on the exploitafion of hard animal material …

The territory of the Lovas Municipality, located in Western Syrmia, has been known in
archaeological circles since the transition from the 19th to the 20th century, but became the …

Sažetak The territory of the Lovas Municipality, located in Western Syrmia, has been known
in archaeological circles since the transition from the 19th to the 20th century, but became …