This paper proposes a novel interpretation of Neolithic Linear Pottery (LBK) settlement
organisation, based on comparative analysis of data on subsistence (faunal remains …

Well-informed archaeological and bioarchaeological kinship analyses yield important new
understandings of prehistoric societies, open new avenues of exploration, and make …

Our research at the large LBK settlement site of Vráble, southwest Slovakia, revealed
dynamics of social integration and antagonisms unfolding in an agglomerated, early farming …

The enhancement of crop yields through manuring has been attested since early farming
prehistory in many parts of the world. This article reviews the history of research into the …

Modelling of the Neolithic settlements space of the Central Danubian Europe, regardless of
its landscape or village scopes, is always linked with longhouses. This is supposed to be a …

In 1972, MB Schiffer defined elementary categories of the archaeological record from the
point of view of past human behaviour and the processes of archaeological context …

For the Early Neolithic lithic industry in Western Europe (5500–4800 BCE), the study of
technical behaviors, recognition of technical traditions, and even more so, idiosyncratic …

This article is focused on the deliberate orientation of longhouses observed within the wide
area of the Linear Pottery culture (LBK) and succeeding cultures (post-LBK). Spatial analysis …

This paper could also be a contribution to a new concept for understanding space and time
in Neolithic settlements. We abandoned the methodological concept of construction …

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 …