Regional Legitimization and Standardization of “Amplified Music” in France

Brandl, Emmanuel

doi:10.4000/volume.2520

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“…1232 While figurines can only be included in this survey based on a stylistic analysis, the provenance of radiolarite has been studied by chemical analyses. 1233 Otherwise, the sources of the ornaments are known from various publications. 1234 However, bone tools are not included, since they are made of bones available from domesticated animals or from the fauna of the environment of the tell and therefore were most probably produced locally.…”

Section: X61 Distribution and Consumption Of Goodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Platia Magoula Zarkou The Neolithic Period. Environment, Stratigraphy and Architecture, Chronology, Tools, Figurines and Ornaments

Alram-Stern¹,

Gallis²,

Toufexis³

2022

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The publication presents the excavation of the Neolithic settlement strata of the tell Platia Magoula Zarkou, situated in the Peneios Plain in Western Thessaly (Greece). The tell is characterized by an uninterrupted settlement sequence which, according to the radiocarbon data, dates to the 6th millennium BC and includes the Middle Neolithic and early Late Neolithic of Greece. Geological and geophysical analyses situate the tell in its natural environment. They show that during the Neolithic period, this part of the Peneios Valley was characterized by a temporary lake, the settlement being situated on the bank of a narrow gulf. The tell was surrounded by ditches which clearly defined the settlement area. Based on the stratigraphy and building development, the radiocarbon data, the tools, the ritual objects – including the well-known house model – as well as the ornaments, the cultural development and change during this period are analysed. The nine building phases show an alternation of built and unbuilt areas. Clear change is seen in the character of the finds from the late Middle Neolithic onwards, which inter alia is evident in the use of raw materials as well as the connected acquisition network. The house model is interpreted as a symbol of a buried household, the figurines as its inhabitants, being characterized by special roles in this household.

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Section: X61 Distribution and Consumption Of Goodsmentioning

confidence: 99%