The collection of scientific works is devoted to contemporary research on development and interaction of prehistoric networks in the Holocene Europe. Chronologically, the collection covers the final phases of the Stone Age and the beginning of the age of early metals. Particular attention is paid to the process of Neolithization and interaction between different societies in Southern and Eastern Europe.
The proposed collection will be useful for anyone interested in the prehistory, archaeology and geography of Europe – archaeologists, prehistorians, specialists in local history, ethnographers, museum workers, cultural heritage researchers and students of higher educational institutions.
DOI:10.37098/2519-4542-2018-1-10
https://doi.org/10.37098/2519-4542-2018-1-10
01.Shydlovskyi P., Morozova Ya.FOREWORD: Network Approach for Studying the Prehistoric Networks
02.Stupak Dmytro. Chipped flint technologies of Janislawice culture in Ukrainian Polissya region
03.Telizhenko Sergii. The Køkkenmødding of Eastern Ukraine
06.Naumov Goce.The Formation of Wetland Identities in the Neolithic Balkans
09.Pichkur Yevhen.Mining and distribution of flint by the tribes of Cucuteni-Trypillian community
11.Diachenko Aleksandr.Geographic determinism and Trypillia contact networks, c. 3600 – 3400 BC
12.Videiko Mykhailo. Life on the Eastern Frontiers of Old Europe
13.Hofmann Robert.Tripolye – Strategy and Results of an ongoing Ukrainian-European Project
14.Szmyt Marzena.Between the seas: Baltic-Pontic contact space in the 3rd millennium BC
16.Chausidis Nikos.‘River People’ of the Northern Black Sea and Macedonia
Pingback: VITA ANTIQUA