ACRLC605 From First farmers to early metallurgists in prehistoric Europe Ulrike Sommer

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ACRLC605From First farmers to early
metallurgists in prehistoric EuropeUlrike Sommer
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Inhabitant of Terra del Fuego
2. The Neolithic as Ideology
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3. The Mesolithic

• Microliths, Jaszag, Hungary

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4. Ex oriente Lux?
The early Neolithic of Greece and the Balkans
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5. Cardial the Neolithic of the Medi-terranean
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6. The Linearbandceramic - wave of advance or
acculturation?

• Probst 1991, p. 229

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7. The Neolithisation of the North
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• Fischer 2002, 341

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8. Ceramic hunters The extreme North
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9. Lake shore and dry land settlements of the
Late Neolithic
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10. Megaliths and monuments

• Anta da Livamento, Alentejo, Portugal

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11. Seminar Sedentary or not so sedentary
settlements of the early Neolithic

• Uni Frankfurt 1986

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12. The SteppeKukrek, Bug-Dnjestr,
Dnjepr-Donets and Tripolye
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13. Tells and figurines Vinca and the late
Neolithic of the Balkans
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14. The first metals Copper and gold

• Varna (Bulgaria), grave 1, KGKIV

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15. Secondary Products Re-volution or
Transport Revolution?

• Wagon-traces, Flintbek (Germany)

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16. The rise of inequality cups that cheer?
Beaker cultures of the Late Neolithic

• Filipendula

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17. The far West Spain and Portugal
Villanova de Saõ Pedro, late Chalcolithic

• Sommer 2006

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18. Bell Beakers

• Monknewton, Co. Meath (Ireland)

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19. The early Bronze Age

• Leubingen (Germany), golden grave gifts

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20. Seminar Metals, trinkets or prime movers?

• Spiral beads, Preußlitz (Germany), early
  Funnelbeaker culture