The oldest mesolithic settlement in the western baltic zone in the light of research on the site Bolków 1

Field research being conducted in recent years on the site in Bolków have yielded many important and interesting results. They include materials related to the oldest Mesolithic settlement in the European Plain being obtained in 2010-2011. This paper presents and discusses the most important ones. T...

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Main Author: Tadeusz Galiński
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology Polish Academy of Sciences 2015-12-01
Series:Przegląd Archeologiczny
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Online Access:https://journals.iaepan.pl/pa/article/view/1603
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Summary:Field research being conducted in recent years on the site in Bolków have yielded many important and interesting results. They include materials related to the oldest Mesolithic settlement in the European Plain being obtained in 2010-2011. This paper presents and discusses the most important ones. Two rich and well-preserved, spatially isolated campsites are generally dated back to 9600-9350 BP. They provide a basis for distinguishing two basic development phases of the oldest Mesolithic assemblages in the whole Western Baltic zone. The older cultural complex directly refers to the manufacturing traditions of local lowland Paleolithic formations from the Youngest Dryas
ISSN:0079-7138
2657-4004