Prehistory of Košice – settlement in the Neolithic

Abstract

This article presents the results of archaeological excavations at the sites Košice-Galgovec I-III and Červený rak on the southeastern edge of Košice in 1997–2001 indicated several stages of settlement and their dating. AMS 14C dates for the Tiszadob group were 6260±35 BP, 5330–5140 calBC; for the early stage of the Bükk culture they were 6310±40-35 BP, 5285±42 calBC. Assessment of residential, farming and settlement features was carried out, and numerous remains of pottery and lithic industry were classified with regard to contemporary sites in the Košická kotlina basin and in northeastern Hungary. The researchers evaluated the settlement in the microregion of Košice from the beginning of the Eastern Linear Pottery culture – the Proto-Linear stage – to the Barca III group and the Tiszadob group and the subsequent settlement during the Bükk culture period.

Solving Stone Age puzzles: From artefacts and sites towards archaeological interpretations

“…During her scientific career, she managed to publish not only the results of her field activities, but also to treat archaeological material and evaluate finding situations from the research work of her predecessors, e.g. in cooperation with P. Neruda monographically treated and reevaluated the Middle Paleolithic travertine sites in Bojnice , in cooperation with J. K. Kozłowski, they collectively evaluated J. Bárta's research at the Nitra I-Čermáň site, which they put into the context of the Late Gravettian of Central Europe (Kaminská, Kozłowski 2011), or in cooperation with A. Nemergut processed J. Bárta's previously only partially published research from 1964 at the Epigravettian site of Nitra III .…”