2020

rozdział w monografii naukowej

angielski

EN The recipe of clay masses used in the pottery production of the Linear Pottery Culture, or Linearbandkeramik (LBK; 5500 4900 BCE) is extremely standardised. In south-east¬ern Poland, significant changes in this respect appeared from the late 6th millennium, that is, since the beginning of the 3rd chronological phase of this culture’s develop¬ment (Želiezovce phase). This period also witnessed an intensification of contacts with the south, manifested by an increase in the number of imported artefacts (obsidian and ceramic) from the Eastern (or Alföld) Linear Pottery Culture (ALPC). During this phase, changes in ceramic recipes are noticeable. They become technologically similar to the production characteristics of the Eastern Linear Pottery Culture (the Bükk Culture is chronologically simultaneous to Želiezovce phase). Detailed analysis of vessel fragments indicates that contacts between the LBK and the Eastern Linear Pottery Culture were not only based on the exchange of material goods, but also on the exchange of innovations (i.e. information on recipes for preparing ceramics). The exchange of ideas is also expressed by the presence of vessels interpreted as local imitations of Eastern Linear pottery (local clay, foreign ornamentation). However, the existence of individual manufacturers of the Bükk Culture origin within LBK settlements cannot be excluded either.

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