2016
DOI: 10.1515/pz-2016-0001
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Zur Bandkeramik zwischen Pruth und Südlichem Bug

Abstract: ZusammenfassungDer allgemeine Kenntnisstand zur Bandkeramik (LBK) ist in den Gebieten östlich der Karpaten noch vergleichsweise gering. Es erschien daher Erfolg versprechend, ausgewählte Siedlungen in der westlichen Ukraine und in Moldawien zu erkunden. Dabei konzentrierten sich unsere Untersuchungen vornehmlich auf die Frage, ob das vollständige neolithische Kulturpaket auch die östlichsten Verbreitungsgebiete der Bandkeramik erreichte. Insbesondere sollte geklärt werden, ob man auch hier, in den offenbar ver… Show more

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“…This incongruence arose partially from different taphonomic conditions: in Central Europe the long houses' layout are usually well visible in yellow loess and loess-like sediments immediately under the topsoil, while in Ukraine and Moldova, the LPC remains are covered by thick (sometimes over 1 meter) layers of black soil (chornozem) and deepened structures are diffi cult to detect in it. Recently, some of the "long pits" from old excavations were re-interpreted and are not treated as pit-houses anymore (Saile et al 2016). Pits from Kotovane are supposed to fl ank the long house (Lenartowicz 2013) as far as "pit-houses" from some Moldovan sites do (Saile et al 2016).…”
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“…This incongruence arose partially from different taphonomic conditions: in Central Europe the long houses' layout are usually well visible in yellow loess and loess-like sediments immediately under the topsoil, while in Ukraine and Moldova, the LPC remains are covered by thick (sometimes over 1 meter) layers of black soil (chornozem) and deepened structures are diffi cult to detect in it. Recently, some of the "long pits" from old excavations were re-interpreted and are not treated as pit-houses anymore (Saile et al 2016). Pits from Kotovane are supposed to fl ank the long house (Lenartowicz 2013) as far as "pit-houses" from some Moldovan sites do (Saile et al 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1: 3) (Zaliznyak et al 2013). Some other fi nds were published from several other less clear contexts (Kiosak et al 2014a;Saile et al 2016).…”
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