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Archäologie in Eurasien

[ISSN 0949-2410]

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Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Eurasien-Abteilung

Cover: Settlements of the early Tripol‘e Culture between Dniester and Southern Bug

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Settlements of the early Tripol‘e Culture between Dniester and Southern Bug.

Vladimir G. Zbenovic

Hardcover

The volume presents many settlement-sites of the Tripol’e-Cucuteni-culture of Moldavia and Ukraina that were excavated during the 1970s. They formed part of an early phase of the culture and concentrated on both the river Dnestr and the southern Bug. The archaeological features were described in detail with an emphasis on the topographical situation and the architectural remains. The distribution of the small finds within individual settlements allowed a functional interpretation of houses, rooms and open yards. The buildings could be divided into ground-level houses built of tamped clay, that were not yet complex or two-storeyed like later ones, and semi-subterranean huts. The small finds consisted of flint, stone, bone, horn, antler, copper and ceramics. Find assemblages within settlements allowed the inference, that each village lived more or less self-sufficiently and raw materials and products were excanged to a limited degree only. At the beginning metal objects were not produced on site, but imported from elsewhere. The pottery allowed a detailled chronological division of the Early Tripol’e-culture into the phases Bernaševka, Okopy, Luka-Vrubleveckaja and Lenkovcy.

Content:70 pages, 15 illustrations, 3 tables, 40 plates    Cover:Hardcover 
Text:GermanSize:21,0 x 29,7 cm / DIN A4 
Abstracts in
other languages:
English, Russianweight:560 g
Keywords:Tripolje-Cucuteni-cultureSeries:Archäologie in Eurasien
ISSN:0949-2410
  ISBN-13:978-3-89646-250-3
 ISBN-10:3-89646-250-4
 Place of Publication:Espelkamp
Price:40,80 € (fPr)Date of Publication:1996



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