Balkan Prehistory: Exclusion, Incorporation and IdentityDouglass Bailey's volume fills the huge gap that existed for a comprehensive synthesis, in English, of the archaeology of the Balkans between 6,500 and 2,000 BC; much research on the prehistory of Eastern Europe was inaccessible to a western audience before now, because of linguistic barriers. |
Contents
Fundamental changes in living | 6 |
the Balkans before 6500 | 15 |
Building social environments 65005500 | 39 |
in southcentral Bulgaria | 51 |
pottery containers | 76 |
164 | 104 |
Continuity or change? Burials lithics plants and animals | 116 |
176 | 117 |
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Balkan Prehistory: Exclusion, Incorporation and Identity Douglass Whitfield Bailey Limited preview - 2000 |
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Achilleion activities animals anthropomorphic anthropomorphic figurines appear Archaeology areas assemblages Aurignacian Bacho Kiro Balkans beads bone buildings Bulgaria burials cattle cave cemeteries cent ceramic Chapter clay communities constructed contained contexts continued cultivation Danube decoration Dennell deposition distinct Divostin Dudeşti Durankulak early especially evidence Excavations expressive fifth millennium BC flint floorplans Franchthi Gatsov gold Gorges phase grave grave-goods Gravettian groups hearths household houses identities Ilipinar incised increase individual inhumations Karanovo Kozłowski landscape leaf-points Lepenski Vir lithic lower Danube material culture Mesolithic millennia Neolithic northern Greece Ovcharovo ovicaprids Özdoğan particular places patterns perhaps pit-huts plants pots pottery prehistory Radovanović 1996a regions Romania Selevac Serbia Sesklo seventh millennium BC significant similar Sitagroi sixth Slatina social south-central Bulgaria southern Romania space Spondylus Srejović Starčevo stone suggest surface surface-level structures tell settlements Temnata Dupka tion Todorova Tringham upper Palaeolithic Vajsov Varna vessels Vinča Vitelli Vlasac walls zoomorphic