The Baden culture. Around the Western Carpathians

Opis

Preface

In the history of international symposiums on the  Baden culture in Europe, Poland has been the host of such meetings three times so far.

The first ,, Polish ,, conference was held in Kraków- Nowa Huta in 1967, and its results were published the following year in a book entitled: Studies of the

radical Decorated Pottery Culture.( R Jamka,J.K. Kozłowski eds.)The book included several papers which recapitulated the then state of knowledge about the Baden culture in Lesser Poland and  Moravia.

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CONTENTS

Marek Nowak, Albert Zastawny

Preface

Janusz K. Kozłowski

Introduction

Settlement, chronology, typology, periodization

Tunde Horvath, Eva Svingor

The spatial and chronological distribution of the so-called "Baden culture"

Miroslav Śmid, Pavlina Kalabkova

Pre-Boleraz, Boleraz, and Post-Boleraz development in Moravia

Jaroslav Peska

A small contribution to the knowledge of Baden culture in Moravia and the present state of research

Albert Zastawny

The Baden complex in Lesser Poland -horizons of cultural influences

Eva Horvathova

The current state of research on the Baden culture at Slovakian areas in the northern basin of the Tisza river

Robert Malcek

Settlement of the Zvolen Basin in the context of Late-Baden settling processes in the Western Carpathians and the surrounding areas

Albert Zastawny

Absolute chronology of the Baden culture in Lesser Poland -new radiocarbon dates

Janusz Bober

Pottery of the Baden culture in Lesser Poland on the basis of findings in the Kraków-Nowa Huta area

Marian Sojak

Eneolithic Settlement of Spiś caves (Northeast Slovakia)

Vitazoslav Struhar, Marian Sojak, Michal Cheben

The Baden culture hilltop settlements in Northern Slovakia and their "socio-symbolic" Importance

New discoveries

Marta Kaflińska, Irena Wójcik, Damian Stefański

New settlement of the Baden culture at site s in Kraków-Bieżanów

Marcin M. Przybyła, Piotr Szczepanik, Michał Podsiadło

Eneolithic enclosure in Gniazdowice, Proszowice district, Lesser Poland, in the light of non-destructive

research methods

Elżbieta Trela-Kieferling

Workshop of Jurassic G flint core tools at site 7 in Przybysławice, Lesser Poland

Maciej Nowak

Workshop of the tetrahedral flint axes discovered during rescue excavations at site 13 in Zakrzów,

Wieliczka district, Lesser Poland

Paweł Valde-Nowak, Agnieszka Gil-Drozd, Anna Kraszewska, Marcin Paternoga

The Proto-Boleraz grave in the Western Beskidy Mts., Lesser Poland

Eva Horvathova

New data to the cognition of the Baden culture settlement in Preśov (north-eastern Slovakia, Śariś)

Noemi Beljak Paźinova, Michaela Niklova, Jan Beljak

Deserted castle -Lower castle in Zvolen in the context of the Baden culture settlement

in Middle Gran region, Slovakia

Michal Cheben

Collection of chipped industry of the Baden clay pit from Velke Vozokany, SW Slovakia

Alena Bistakova, Gabriel Nevizansky

Settlements of the Baden culture in Bajć-Vlkanovo, SW Slovakia

Around the Baden Culture

Marzena Szmyt

The Baden complex and the Globular Amphora culture. Case studies from three peripheral areas .

Agnieszka Przybył

The Baden complex and the Funnel Beaker culture in the Polish Lowlands.

The problem of "lowland Badenization"

Katerina Papakova

The settlement of the Funnel Beaker culture with Baden elements in Velke Hośtice (Opava District)

Jana Mellnerova Śutekova

Western Slovakia during the period of Post-Baden cultural development