Vol. 12 No. 2 (2025): Borderline Lithics: from spatial patterns to social processes during the European neolithisation

Borderline Lithics: from spatial patterns to social processes during the European neolithisation

Based on presentations from the Borderline Lithics: from spatial patterns to social processes during the European neolithization session (Session 252) of the 28th European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) Annual Meeting, Budapest, 31 August to 3 September 2022.

With guest editors Solène Denis, Elsa Defranould, Kata Furholt, Sonja Kačar & Akash Srinivas.

Published: 21-Apr-2025

Research Articles

Big wheels keep on turning: Some diagnostic phenomena within knapped stone tools of the Hungarian Neolithic

Norbert Faragó

33 p.
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Dynamic multiscalar approach for structuring and scaling human activities involving lithics

Kata Furholt

36 p.
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Modes of chipped stone tool production: the early farming societies in the North-Western Pontic region

Dmytro Kiosak

27 p.
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Outside the box: Lithic raw material analysis as an indication of crossing cultural borderlines by the earliest Linear Pottery Culture?

Lisa Bauer

33 p.
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Evolution of Harvesting Technology: A Study of Diversity from Lithic and Botanical Remains in Neolithic Iberia (8th-7th millennium cal. BP) Un estudio de la diversidad a partir de restos líticos y botánicos en el Neolítico Ibérico (8th-7th milenio cal. BP)

María Barrera-Cruz, Oreto García-Puchol, Alfredo Cortell-Nicolau, Daniel García-Rivero

32 p.
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Vol. 12 No. 2 (2025): Borderline Lithics: from spatial patterns to social processes during the European neolithisation

Research Articles

Big wheels keep on turning: Some diagnostic phenomena within knapped stone tools of the Hungarian Neolithic

Dynamic multiscalar approach for structuring and scaling human activities involving lithics

Modes of chipped stone tool production: the early farming societies in the North-Western Pontic region

Outside the box: Lithic raw material analysis as an indication of crossing cultural borderlines by the earliest Linear Pottery Culture?

Evolution of Harvesting Technology: A Study of Diversity from Lithic and Botanical Remains in Neolithic Iberia (8th-7th millennium cal. BP) Un estudio de la diversidad a partir de restos líticos y botánicos en el Neolítico Ibérico (8th-7th milenio cal. BP)

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