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Record 1 1988-11-15

English

Subject field(s)
  • Pottery
  • Anthropology
CONT

In the Middle Danube Valley, around 3800 BC, the Linear Pottery culture evolved into the so-called Head-Note Pottery culture, and between 3500 and 3000 BC the same area was occupied by the Dotted Pottery culture, which expanded as fas as northeast France.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Poteries
  • Anthropologie
CONT

On distingue généralement trois phases [dans le courant danubien] : Danubien I, II et III [...] Le Danubien II ou «poinçonné» (en raison du décor céramique exécuté au poinçon), connaît de nombreuses variétés locales : Roessen, Hinkelstein, Lengyel, Michelsberg, Tisza, etc. Il se situe au IVe millénaire, et son influence est sensible en Europe occidentale. Les constructions, en bois, adoptent un plan trapézoïdal, et leur taille se réduit par rapport à celles de la phase précédente : la maison individuelle remplace peu à peu la demeure collective.

Spanish

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