住宅内部：Jägala Jõesu V石器时代定居点遗址的粘土雕像（爱沙尼亚）

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Baltic Journal of Art History Pub Date : 2020-12-27 DOI:10.12697/BJAH.2020.20.01

I. Khrustaleva, A. Kriiska

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Jägala Jõesu V定居点遗址（在文本Jägala中进一步说明）位于爱沙尼亚北部Jä加拉河的下游（图1B，9A）于2011年被发现。在Raido Roog和Aivar Kriiska的领导下，在救援挖掘过程中对其进行了调查。石器时代遗址上发现了一座坑屋的遗迹，地面上有一系列不同的坑，以及一些可能的壁炉，这些坑屋被沙丘沙和耕作层覆盖。石器时代的文化层大约有15-20厘米厚。定居地点与Comb Ware文化有关，根据AMS日期，起源于公元前3200–3100年的calBC（4438±29，UBA-29062；4460±35，Poz-115983和4400±35，Poz-115982）1。因此，该遗址的文化层是在

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Inside the Dwelling: Clay Figurines of the Jägala Jõesuu V Stone Age Settlement Site (Estonia)

The Jägala Jõesuu V settlement site (further in the text Jägala) situated in the lower course of the Jägala River in northern Estonia (Fig. 1B, 9A) was discovered in 2011. It was investigated during rescue excavations under the leadership of Raido Roog and Aivar Kriiska. The remains of one pit-house with a series of different pits on the floor level, as well as a few possible fireplaces were revealed on the Stone Age site, which was covered by dune sand and tillage layers. The Stone Age cultural layer was about 15–20 cm thick. The settlement site is associated with the Comb Ware culture and originates from 3200–3100 years calBC (4438±29, UBA-29062; 4460±35, Poz-115983 and 4400±35, Poz-115982)1 based on AMS dates. Thus, the cultural layer of the site, which was formed during a

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期刊介绍： THE BALTIC JOURNAL OF ART HISTORY is an official publication of the Department of Art History of the Institute of History and Archaeology of the University of Tartu. It is published by the University of Tartu Press in cooperation with the Department of Art History. The concept of the journal is to ask contributions from different authors whose ideas and research findings in terms of their content and high academic quality invite them to be published. We are mainly looking forward to lengthy articles of monographic character as well as shorter pieces where the issues raised or the new facts presented cover topics that have not yet been shed light on or open up new art geographies.