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RESULTS OF NATURAL SCIENCE ALYSES OF THE BADEN CULTURE MATERIALS IN THE ŠARIŠ REGION, NORTH-EASTERN SLOVAKIA

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Horváthová E., Lityńska-Zając M., Rauba-Bukowska A., Wilczyński J., Zastawny A.
Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
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2022
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vol. 70
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issue 1
1 -  32
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The study presents a general characteristic of the Šariš agglomeration of the Baden culture (BaC) following from the data of archaeological and mostly natural science analyses (mineral-petrographic, archaeozoological, archaeobotanical, anthropological and radiocarbon). Representative find contexts from three settlement areas and one locality with burials were selected form the region for comparative analyses. The above-mentioned sites identify the BaC settlement period in the region from the horizon of the Boleráz/Early Classical BaC stage (Baden I/II) to its late classical development stage (Baden III /IV). The published data were excerpted from a more extensive information database containing results of analyses of BaC find contexts from Trans-Carpathian regions of Slovakia (Gemer, Košická kotlina basin, Zemplín, Spiš, Šariš) and Lesser Poland, which were integral parts of the north-eastern regional expansion of the Baden cultural complex.
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VYUŽÍVANIE JASKYNNÝCH PRIESTOROV V STARŠOM ENEOLITE NA PRÍKLADE JASKYNE CIGÁNKA II PRI RÁZTOČNE

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Horňák M., Kissová M., Barta P.
Študijné zvesti
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2020
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vol. 67
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issue 1
39 - 52
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The study deals with the analysis of pottery from the solitary finding from the cave Cigánka II near Ráztočno, localised in the mountain range Žiar in the western Slovakia. Ceramic material from this cave can be dated to the period of Ludanice Group of the Lengyel culture. The rests of carbonized food were localised in one of the vessels. It enabled examination of set of findings by scientific methods (radiocarbon dating, chemical analysis of lipids).
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