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The paper presents results of a research programme focused on the provenancing of flint raw materials used in the prehistory of the Lower Danube Basin of the Balkans. Field survey encompassed two adjacent regions connected by the Danube... more
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      Mesolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyFlint (Archaeology)Neolithic flint procurement
Interpretations of prehistoric enclosures worldwide have varied from those that see the primary role of enclosures as defensive features to others that explore the symbolic, ritual, social, and ideological dimensions of separating space... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyBalkan prehistoryNeolithic EuropeVinča culture (Chalcolithic Archaeology)
The development of Neolithic lifeways represented fundamental shifts in social organization and human-environment relationships within local ecological settings. An understanding of this process in the Balkans peninsula has remained... more
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      Archaeological surveyEarly NeolithicGeophysical ProspectionStarčevo-Criş culture
Велики међународни пројекат изградње гасовода Турски ток је дуг 930 км са капацитетом од 31,5 милијарди кубних метара гаса годишње. Први његов крак пролази кроз Турску, а други иде ка Бугарској, Србији и Мађарској. Србија и Бугарска овај... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyMedieval EuropeBronze Age ArchaeologyBronze Age (Archaeology)
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      GeologyGeophysical Survey
Poster presented at the SEAA 7th Worldwide Conference (Boston, MA)
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      ArchaeologyArchaeometryCeramic Analysis (Archaeology)Economic archaeology
Explanations for the use of pots as practical domestic tools permeate the literature of technological adoption and change. While many arguments focus on the economic merits of pots, few have attempted to trace the conditions that promote... more
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      Human Behavioral EcologyEurasian NomadsCeramics (Archaeology)Ancient Technology (Archaeology)
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This research examines development of early complex societies in the middle Yangzi River valley of China during the late Neolithic (c. 3100 – 2000 BCE). The most conspicuous marker of these societies are large and densely-populated walled... more
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      Pottery (Archaeology)Economic AnthropologyNeolithic ArchaeologyPrehistory of China (Prehistoric Archaeology)
This chapter introduces the material evidence of the making of riverine communities in the Greater Jiang Han Region in prehistoric central-southern China and their uniquely emplaced social dynamics of collaborating with both the landscape... more
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      Pottery (Archaeology)Neolithic ArchaeologyCognitive archaeologyChinese archaeology
Explanations for the use of pots as practical domestic tools permeate the literature of technological adoption and change. While many arguments focus on the economic merits of pots, few have attempted to trace the conditions that promote... more
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      HistoryArchaeologyEconomicsHuman Behavioral Ecology
In this article we argue that several of the dominant narratives concerning the political economy of the Chinese Bronze Age are in need of major revision, including its chronological divisions and assumptions of unilineal development.... more
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      HistoryArchaeologyPoliticsBronze Age
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