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- 26 - Emergent Networks and Sociocultural Change in Final Neolithic Southern Greece
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Agriculture in the final Neolithic of Primorye
Journal of Local History and Culture, 2003노보셀리치예-4유적이 연구되기 이전에 연해주에서 기장이 발견된 것은 청동기시대의 대표적인 유적인 끼로브스꼬예와 리도프까-1유적에서 이다. 초기철기시대에는 끄로우노프스까야 문화의 유적들에서 발견된 바가 있다. 노보셀리치예-4 유적에 대한 복합적인 연구는 기원전 3000년기 후반에 이미 농경이 이루어졌다는 가설을 가능하게 하였다. 지금까지의 자료에 의하면 연해주 지방에 기장을 재배하여 그들의 생산경제의 한 갈래로 존재하였다는 가장 이른 증거가 된다. 식물학자들의 견해에 의하면 노보셀리치예 -4 유적에서 발견된 기장은 동아시아와 주변지역에서 기원하였다. 따라서 이 지역에서는 유럽에 도달하지 않은 원형의 기장들이 다수 발견되고 있다.
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- 27 - Ritual and Interaction During the Final Neolithic Period: The Example of Aegina-Kolonna
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Paléorient, 2013
After a brief parallel presentation of the development of the Upper Paleolithic cultures in Central and Eastern Europe as well as in the Near East we propose a new paradigm for the issue of the process, that is to say, the birth of Neolithization. Instead of a sudden appareance within a few centuries around 9000 BP, we think that the phenomenon is the ...
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After a brief parallel presentation of the development of the Upper Paleolithic cultures in Central and Eastern Europe as well as in the Near East we propose a new paradigm for the issue of the process, that is to say, the birth of Neolithization. Instead of a sudden appareance within a few centuries around 9000 BP, we think that the phenomenon is the ...
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The Final Neolithic and Chalcolithic Settlement of Travessa das Dores (Ajuda – Lisboa)
2020Madrider Mitteilungen, Vol. 60 (2019)
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Chronology of earthenware in the Late and Final Stages of the Neolithic Age in Jeju Island
KOREA NEOLITHIC RESEARCH SOCIETYThis study compiled a chronology of the late and final stages of the Neolithic Age that appears in ruins in the Jeju Island area. In order to establish a chronology, the types of excavated artifacts for each site were classified, and by considering radiocarbon dates, the chronology could be divided into five stages as follows.
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