Spatial organization and population size of small Cucuteni-Tripolye settlements: Results of geomagnetic surveys in Baia and Adâncata, Suceava County, Bucovina, Eastern Romania

Unique pottery kiln construction? The interpretation of massive clay objects from the Trostianchyk site of the Trypillia culture

“…and Southern Buh left bank settlements (Nebelivka) (Rassmann et al 2016;Hale 2010;Chapman et al 2014a). Due to successful cooperation between Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Great Britain, Germany and Poland, geophysical plans of a large amount of CTCC settlements were acquired, and previously unknown objects were discovered that change our knowledge about different aspects of the lives of CTCC people (Chapman et al 2014b;Rassmann et al 2014;Dębiec et al 2014;Müller and Videiko 2016;Hofmann et al 2016;Ţerna et al 2016). One of the real breakthroughs was the discovery of previously unknown multi-channel kilns originally examined as the result of a geophysical survey at the Talianky settlement in 2013 (Kruts et al 2015;Korvin-Piotrovskiy et al 2016;.…”