The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)

The appearance of the Neolithic in the Upper Volga region is to be associated with infiltrations of notch-ware pottery-makers into the indigenous Mesolithic populations. Most likely the first vessels were imported into the region as final goods. The undistinguished differences between the Final Mes...

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Main Author: Nataliya A. Tsvetkova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani) 2019-12-01
Series:Documenta Praehistorica
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Online Access:https://journals.uni-lj.si/DocumentaPraehistorica/article/view/8483
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description The appearance of the Neolithic in the Upper Volga region is to be associated with infiltrations of notch-ware pottery-makers into the indigenous Mesolithic populations. Most likely the first vessels were imported into the region as final goods. The undistinguished differences between the Final Mesolithic and the Early Neolithic stone industries prove that this invasion was not a largescale one. This episode should be regarded as transitional from the Mesolithic to the Neolithic (i.e., as part of the process of Neolithisation). The non-ornamented/notch-ware ceramics tradition first established in the local cultural environment was soon after discontinued by the appearance of the populations with multi-compound comb-ware pottery about 6500-6400 uncal BP.
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spelling doaj.art-826c0e0f6f744889aa882e586156f40c2023-01-18T09:19:55ZengUniversity of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)Documenta Praehistorica1408-967X1854-24922019-12-014610.4312/dp.46.6The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)Nataliya A. Tsvetkova0The Russian Museum of Ethnography, Sankt Petersburg The appearance of the Neolithic in the Upper Volga region is to be associated with infiltrations of notch-ware pottery-makers into the indigenous Mesolithic populations. Most likely the first vessels were imported into the region as final goods. The undistinguished differences between the Final Mesolithic and the Early Neolithic stone industries prove that this invasion was not a largescale one. This episode should be regarded as transitional from the Mesolithic to the Neolithic (i.e., as part of the process of Neolithisation). The non-ornamented/notch-ware ceramics tradition first established in the local cultural environment was soon after discontinued by the appearance of the populations with multi-compound comb-ware pottery about 6500-6400 uncal BP. https://journals.uni-lj.si/DocumentaPraehistorica/article/view/8483Upper Volga regionInitial Neolithicneolithisationcultural genesis
spellingShingle Nataliya A. Tsvetkova
The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)
Documenta Praehistorica
Upper Volga region
Initial Neolithic
neolithisation
cultural genesis
title The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)
title_full The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)
title_fullStr The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)
title_full_unstemmed The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)
title_short The beginning of the Neolithic on the Upper Volga (Russia)
title_sort beginning of the neolithic on the upper volga russia
topic Upper Volga region
Initial Neolithic
neolithisation
cultural genesis
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