Middle and Late Copper Age settlements from the Brînzeni microzone on the Prut river: older research in a modern background

Ţerna, Stanislav; Heghea, Sergiu

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“…Thus, the results of our excavation complement the databases on the WTC house construction, location of the interior, and house burning in the Middle Dniester region. Analogies to the location of the interior details are known from the Mereşeuca group settlements and early sites of Petreni group in this area (e. g., Маркевич 1981;Ţerna, Hegea 2017).…”

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The Western Trypillia Culture House From the Settlement of Kamianets-Podilskyi, Tatarysky, 3950—3900 Bce

Diachenko

Sobkowiak‐Tabaka

2021

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This paper aims to introduce the results of excavations of the house remains at the Western Trypillia culture settlement of Kamianets-Podilskyi, Tatarysky in 2019. Ploshchadka 1 belongs to a cluster composed of four houses, which is located in the outer construction ring of the settlement. Ploshchadka had a nearly rectangular shape. This feature reaching a size of c. 11.6 Ч 4 m was oriented along the west-east axis with a small northwest — southeast deviation. Layer of burnt daub represents the floor of the upper storey of the house. The floor was composed of relatively thick beams of nearly square or semi-round shape in profile, which supported decks. Wooden construction was covered by two layers of daub. Upper storey was subdivided into two rooms, i. e. the entrance space and residential room. Residential area included an oven and the interior element, which shape and size was not possible to reconstruct. Composition of the clay mass of the latter feature and its location are analogous to the construction details of altars in houses of other Western Trypillia culture regions. Interior of the lower storey is represented by the shallow pit and two installations made of clay. In the eastern part of the residential area, parts of the floor partly covered each other indicating somewhat larger length of the house than it is represented by the length of Ploshchadka 1. According to the location of the interior details, Ploshchadka 1 at Kamianets-Podilskyi, Tatarysky is referred to the variation 6 (upper storey) and variation B (lower storey) of Trypillia houses in the scheme of D. Chernovol. Analogies to the Ploshchadka 1 from other areas of the Western Trypillia culture made possible some conclusions on the influence of the Middle Dniester traditions on house construction techniques in the Southern Buh and Dnipro interfluve.

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The Western Trypillia Culture House From the Settlement of Kamianets-Podilskyi, Tatarysky, 3950—3900 Bce

Diachenko

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2021

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“…While our project lacks absolute dates for the Brynzenskaya local group, four recent dates from Costes , ti 4, Va ˘ratic 5-Holm, and Brînzeni 3-T , iganca (Rybicka 2019; Sîrbu et al 2020) fill in this gap very well. We omit one anomalously old outlier from Brînzeni 11(9) (Sîrbu et al 2020); while this site is ascribed to the Brynzenskaya local group, multiple habitational layers exist there, and the results of its ceramic assemblage have never been formally published (T , erna, Heghea 2017). Our dates for the Gordineshtskaya local group are directly comparable to other AMS bone dates from mortuary sites like Pocrovca 5-Dealul Munteanu and Gordines , ti-La Izvor (Sîrbu et al 2020), the kurgan complex at Pridnestrianskoe (Klochko et al 2015), as well as the settlements of Hanca ˘ut , i-La Frasin and Gordines , ti-Stînca Goala ˘(Rybicka 2019; Sîrbu et al 2020).…”

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Combining Relative Chronology and AMS 14C Dating to Contextualize ‘Megasites’, Serial Migrations and Diachronic Expressions of Material Culture in the Western Tripolye Culture, Ukraine

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Scholarship regarding the Eneolithic Cucuteni-Tripolye cultural complex of Romania, Moldova and Ukraine has recently focused on ‘megasites’ of the Western Tripolye culture (WTC) in Central Ukraine. However, in order to properly contextualize such unusual phenomena, we must explore the broader typo-chronology of the WTC, which is suggestive of a high degree of mobility and technological transfer between regions. We report 28 new AMS 14C dates from sites representing diagnostic types and propose a high-resolution chronological sequence for the WTC’s development. Our results support the relative chronology and offer an opportunity to propose a new chronological synthesis for the WTC.

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On the Issue of Consumer Settlements of Flint Products from the Tripolye Settlement-Workshop of the Bodaki in Phase BII

Terekhina

Skakun

Bicbaev³

2022

Springer Proceedings in Earth and Environmental Sciences

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Middle and Late Copper Age settlements from the Brînzeni microzone on the Prut river: older research in a modern background

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The Western Trypillia Culture House From the Settlement of Kamianets-Podilskyi, Tatarysky, 3950—3900 Bce

The Western Trypillia Culture House From the Settlement of Kamianets-Podilskyi, Tatarysky, 3950—3900 Bce

Combining Relative Chronology and AMS 14C Dating to Contextualize ‘Megasites’, Serial Migrations and Diachronic Expressions of Material Culture in the Western Tripolye Culture, Ukraine

On the Issue of Consumer Settlements of Flint Products from the Tripolye Settlement-Workshop of the Bodaki in Phase BII

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