前往斯洛伐克西南部的Vorčaka地平线

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Studijne Zvesti Archeologickeho Ustavu Slovenskej Akademie Vied Pub Date : 2019-05-30 DOI:10.31577/szausav.2019.65.1

Z. Benkovsky-Pivovarová

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本文讨论了J. Paulík在1963年提出的原-Čaka地平线概念，该概念可追溯到BC/BD阶段的界面。对这一地层的遗址和典型的陶器形状的分析证明，它的存在不能以1963年发表的发现为基础。这一时期的年代在青铜工业中没有得到支持，陶器不仅证实了古坟文化在BD/HA1阶段之前的幸存形态，而且还证实了Čaka文化领域中Velatice文化的明显存在。

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Zum Vorčaka-Horizont in der Südwestslowakei

The article deals with the concept of the Proto-Čaka horizon by J. Paulík from 1963 dated to the interface of stages BC/BD. Analysis of the sites of this horizon and typical shapes of pottery has proved that its existence cannot be confirmed on the basis of the finds published in 1963. Dating of this horizon has no support in the bronze industry and the pottery confirms not only surviving shapes of tumuli cultures until stages BD/HA1 but also distinct presence of the Velatice culture in the territory of the Čaka culture.

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期刊介绍： The Študijné zvesti AÚ SAV journal publishes studies focused on the topics of archaeology from prehistory to the Middle Ages, anthropology, archaeobotany, archaeozoology, archaeometry, geophysics, numismatics, applied geodetic and 3D methods. Published works deal with results of field archaeological activities (investigations, surveys, aerial archaeology), analyses, preliminary and partial evaluations, methodology, and registers of sites and finds.