Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)

The article discusses findings of an assemblage of flint tools from the settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa dated to the early stages of the Late Neolithic Hamandgia culture (Bulgaria). The authors provide characteristics of typological, technical-morphological and functional features of the producti...

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Main Authors: Skakun Natalia N., Mateva Boryana., Dimov Todor.
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: TAS 2016-09-01
Series:Povolžskaâ Arheologiâ
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Online Access:http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/17/294/
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spelling doaj-c40481568e254a499a2b4d5d0f23efe32020-11-24T23:20:21ZrusTASPovolžskaâ Arheologiâ2306-40992500-28562016-09-0131783103Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)Skakun Natalia N.0Mateva Boryana. 1Dimov Todor.2nstitute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian FederationHistorical Museum, Isperikh. Tsar Osvoboditel St., 6, Isperikh, 7400, BulgariaRegional History Museum, Dobrich. Dr. Konstantin Stoilov St., 18, Dobrich, 9300, BulgariaThe article discusses findings of an assemblage of flint tools from the settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa dated to the early stages of the Late Neolithic Hamandgia culture (Bulgaria). The authors provide characteristics of typological, technical-morphological and functional features of the production toolkit. It is established that mainly local varieties of flint were used here as raw material. The authors suggest some commonalities between the flint inventory from Durankulak-Blatnitsa and Hamandgia sites in Romania, much earlier Neolithic sites in North-Eastern Bulgaria and the Bug-Dniester sites in Moldova. These data are of great importance for elucidation of genesis of the early farming cultures in South-Eastern Europe.http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/17/294/archаeologyBlack Sea CoastBulgariaLate NeolithicHamandgia cultureflint inventorytechnicalmorphological and traceological analysis
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author Skakun Natalia N.
Mateva Boryana.
Dimov Todor.
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Mateva Boryana.
Dimov Todor.
Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)
Povolžskaâ Arheologiâ
archаeology
Black Sea Coast
Bulgaria
Late Neolithic
Hamandgia culture
flint inventory
technical
morphological and traceological analysis
author_facet Skakun Natalia N.
Mateva Boryana.
Dimov Todor.
author_sort Skakun Natalia N.
title Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)
title_short Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)
title_full Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)
title_fullStr Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)
title_full_unstemmed Results of a study of the production toolkit from the Late Neolithic Settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa (Bulgaria)
title_sort results of a study of the production toolkit from the late neolithic settlement of durankulak-blatnitsa (bulgaria)
publisher TAS
series Povolžskaâ Arheologiâ
issn 2306-4099
2500-2856
publishDate 2016-09-01
description The article discusses findings of an assemblage of flint tools from the settlement of Durankulak-Blatnitsa dated to the early stages of the Late Neolithic Hamandgia culture (Bulgaria). The authors provide characteristics of typological, technical-morphological and functional features of the production toolkit. It is established that mainly local varieties of flint were used here as raw material. The authors suggest some commonalities between the flint inventory from Durankulak-Blatnitsa and Hamandgia sites in Romania, much earlier Neolithic sites in North-Eastern Bulgaria and the Bug-Dniester sites in Moldova. These data are of great importance for elucidation of genesis of the early farming cultures in South-Eastern Europe.
topic archаeology
Black Sea Coast
Bulgaria
Late Neolithic
Hamandgia culture
flint inventory
technical
morphological and traceological analysis
url http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/17/294/
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