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Obsidian Source Use within the Alföld Linear Pottery culture in Slovakia
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne 73 nr 1 (2021) - Autorzy:
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Vizdal, Marián
Hughes, Richard E.
Gačková, Lýdia
Werra, Dagmara H.
Nowak, Marek - Wydawca:
- Instytut Archeologii i Etnologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk
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This paper reports the results of non-destructive energy dispersive x-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) analysis of 186 obsidian artifacts from eight archaeological sites attributable to the Alföld Linear Pottery culture (c. 5600-4900 cal BC). This is the largest instrument-based study yet conducted and reported for Alföld Linear Pottery culture (ALPC) artifacts from Slovakia, where ALPC chipped lithic assemblages are almost entirely composed of obsidian items. Results show that all obsidian artifacts analyzed were manufactured exclusively from a volcanic glass of the Carpathian 1 chemical type, the source of which has been localised in Slovakia. This chemical variety of obsidian appears to have been the most important volcanic glass used by prehistoric communities in East-Central Europe during the Neolithic
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