2020
DOI: 10.1515/pz-2019-0003
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Late Neolithic multicomponent sites of the Tisza region and the emergence of centripetal settlement layouts

Abstract: ZusammenfassungIn der Theiß-Region an der nördlichen Peripherie der südosteuropäischen Tellkulturen beobachten wir zwischen 5300 und 4450 v. u. Z. das Auftreten großer bevölkerungsreicher Siedlungen, die durch die Kombinationen unterschiedlicher Siedlungskomponenten, von Tells, Flachsiedlungen und Kreisgrabenanlagen gekennzeichnet sind. In diesem Beitrag ist die Entwicklung einer solchen Mehrkomponenten-Siedlung – Borđoš in der serbischen Vojvodina – rekonstruiert, basierend auf geophysikalischen Untersuchunge… Show more

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“…In the LBK area, contemporary to Vinča and Butmir further south, patterned structures of house placement are much less frequent, and strongly debated—see the yard-model versus rows-of-houses-model referred to above. In any case, regular village shapes, like the linear variant in Okolište (Hofmann 2013; Müller et al 2013b), or circular arrangements of houses (Hofmann et al 2019), are extremely rare in the LBK area, Vráble with its three similar trapezoid shapes probably being one of the best examples. Also neighbourhoods are not often identified in LBK settlements, except for a few striking cases.…”
Section: Social Organization In a Wider Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the LBK area, contemporary to Vinča and Butmir further south, patterned structures of house placement are much less frequent, and strongly debated—see the yard-model versus rows-of-houses-model referred to above. In any case, regular village shapes, like the linear variant in Okolište (Hofmann 2013; Müller et al 2013b), or circular arrangements of houses (Hofmann et al 2019), are extremely rare in the LBK area, Vráble with its three similar trapezoid shapes probably being one of the best examples. Also neighbourhoods are not often identified in LBK settlements, except for a few striking cases.…”
Section: Social Organization In a Wider Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Early Neolithic settlement cluster of Vráble is one of the largest known settlement sites with materials of the ‘Linear Pottery Culture’ (LBK) in central Europe. It is thus a suitable case study to investigate the social and political implications of early Neolithic community agglomeration processes, a phenomenon that is not very well understood (R. Hofmann et al 2019; Petrasch 2012). LBK settlements are often seen as consisting of independent farmsteads, or household economic units, that were integrated into local and regional networks, rather than forming socially and politically integrated village communities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%