Culture transformation in Targowisko microregion. Trends of changes inside Danubian farmers

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Sprawozdania Archeologiczne Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.23858/sa/73.2021.1.2684

S. Kadrow, M. Posselt, Thomas Saile, M. Wąs, Joanna Abramów, A. Golański

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Abstract

The aim of this article is to deepen the discussion on the nature and mechanisms of culture change based on the analysis of newly acquired materials from the Targowisko settlement region. Three groups of materials were acquired (from narrow time horizons) related to the single-phase relics of Linienbandkeramik (Brzezie, site 40 and Targowisko, site 16) and Malice culture houses (Targowisko, site 14-15). The absolute chronology of the beginning of the late phase (III) LBK was established to be 5100-5000 BC, and the classic phase (Ib) of MC was dated to 4650-4550 BC. Selected threads of the cultural tradition (in the field of ceramic-making technology and ornamentation and flint-blade production technology) were passed on among families living in individual houses. Settlement analysis showed the relative instability of microregions, the increased mobility of small groups of people, and risky colonization attempts in Targowisko region. No evidence of direct, contemporaneous contact between the LBK and MC populations was found. Key words: LBK, Malice culture, early Neolithic, culture change, Targowisko region

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Targowisko微区的文化转型。多瑙河农民内部变化趋势

本文的目的是在分析Targowisko定居点地区新获得的材料的基础上，深化对文化变化的性质和机制的讨论。获得了三组与Linienbandkeramik（布热齐，遗址40和Targowisko，遗址16）和Malice文化房屋（Targowisco，遗址14-15）单相遗迹有关的材料（从狭窄的时间范围内）。LBK晚期（III）开始的绝对年表确定为公元前5100-5000年，而MC的经典期（Ib）则定为公元前4650-4550年。选定的文化传统（在陶瓷制作技术、装饰和燧石刀片生产技术领域）在居住在个体住宅中的家庭中传承。定居点分析显示，微观地区相对不稳定，小规模人群的流动性增加，塔尔戈维斯科地区的殖民企图也很危险。没有发现LBK和MC群体之间直接同期接触的证据。关键词：LBK，Malice文化，新石器时代早期，文化变迁，Targowisko地区

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Sprawozdania Archeologiczne Arts and Humanities-Archeology (arts and humanities)

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期刊介绍： Sprawozdania Archeologiczneis a peer-reviewed Polish archaeological journal edited and published annually in English and German by the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, intended especially for Polish and Central-European readership. Its main aim is to present a wide range of approaches to issues in contemporary archaeology and to publish materials and findings of field surveys.