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Squaring the Circle - Neolithic Way
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Ex Oriente lux? 35
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Summary 145
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rroclle rrO'-leTKa rrp0l13BOl\lhe xpaHe! OBaj I\oral)aj, 111111 cepl1ja Mel)yc06HO
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CYl\611HY '-IOBe'-laHCTBa, pal\l1KallHO 113MeHI11111 Ha'-lI1H )KI1BOTa HajBener
6poja lbYI\CKI1X 3ajeI\HI1l\a, Te cy I1X rypHyll11 y OHO UITO l\aHaC CMaTpaMO
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l\I1KllyC BpCTe. OBaKO 3Ha'lajHe rrpOMeHe 113T11el\a rr06yl)yjy 11 l\aHaC
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ca 1I0Ba'lKo-caKyrrlba'lKe Ha rrpol13Bol)a'lKY CTpaTerl1jy y I1CXpaHI1,
lllTO rrOHeKal\ 1\0BOl\I1 1\0 OlllTpl1X rrOl\ella 11 )KeCTOKI1X Hay'lHl1x
cYK06lbaBalha. lllTaBI1111e, rOTOBO CBaKI1 I1CTpa)KI1Ba'l KOjl1 ce 6aBI1
rrp0611eMI1Ma Heolll1Tl13al\l1je CKIIOH je I\a, rrpe 111111 KaCHl1je, rrpel\1I0)K11
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CBOJ "Op"rIHaIlHI MOl\ell rrO'leTaKa 3eMlbOpal\lhe 11 Cel\eHTap"3al\IJe.
01\ f. qajlll\a (Childe) 1\0 l\aHaC, Kp03 l\eo BeK I1CTpa)KI1Balha, MOl\e1l11
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HeOIlI1TI13al\I1Je Ol\pa)KaBaJY He caMO pe3YIITaTe 11 1\0MeTe rrOJel\l1HI1X
I1CTpa)KI1Ba'la Ben 11 CTalhe Teop"jcKe MI1CIII1 y Hallloj HaYl\I1, Te ce TaKO
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pel\OM CMelhYJY KOMrrapaTIBHO-ICTOP"JCKI, CTpYKTypalll1cTl1'1KI1 11
rrpOl\ecyalll1cTI1'1KI1 11 rrOCTrrpOl\ecyalll1cTI1'1KI1 rrpl1cTyrrl1: HeKI1M
MOl\elll1Ma je rrp"rr"CIBaHO rrpeBI1111e l\eTepMI1HI1CTl1'1KO Bl1l)elhe, HeKI1Ma
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'Il1lheHI1l\a I\a cy Benl1HOM ycrreBall11 I\a rrOHYl\e rro HeKY HOBY Bl13ypy.
Y CBaKOM clly'lajy 113 IhI1X ce MO)Ke 'II1TaTI1 IcTop"jaT rrpalCTop"jcKe
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caKyrrlba'-lKe Ha rrpol13Bol)a'-lKY I1cxpaHy, rrpel\CTaBlba orpOMaH KopaK y
6 YHTajytil1 AOMany apXeOJlOwKY nI1TepaTYPY tlaK caM CKlIOH Aa TBPAHM Aa je 611110 I1
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KepaMMl.\M AH3a6erOBO - fypa BahyJIyj CTMJIa (BaJIKaHcKO-aHaIlOJICKM
KOMrrJIeKC) M IIpyror KOjM KapaKTepMIlIe rpy6a KepaMMKa M KOjM ce YKJIarra
y fuerOB ITollYHaBcKM KOMrrJIeKC. OBaKaB rromell lIeJIyje BeOMa 3aCHOBaHO
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Kalla cTYIIMpaMO Macy KepaMMqKOr MaTepMJaJIa HeOJIMTCKe erroxe.
A. BMTJI je y CBOjOj KfuM3M Europe in the Neolithic: the Creation
of New Worlds (Whittle 1996) Kao M y qJIaHKY Fish, faces and fingers:
presences and symbolic identities in the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in
the Carpathian basin (1998) rrpellcTaBMo je TpM MOlleJIa rro KojMMa ce MOlKe
pa3MaTpaTM rrp06JIeM HeOJIMTM3al.\Mje M OIlJIyqyje ce 3a XM6pMIIHM MOlleJI.
OH je Kao maBHM HellOCTaTaK KOJIOHM3aTopcKMX MOlleJIa HaBeo qMfueHMl\Y
lIa je npocrop, 3a KOjH ce paHMje CMaTpaJIO lIa je HeHacelbeH y 1I06a
rrOqeTaKa HeOJIHTa jyroMCTOqHe EBpone, HrraK HacelbeH H HaBOIlM lIeceTaK
JIOKaJIMTeTa Ha KojHMa ce MOlKe npaTMTH Me30JIHTCKH pa3Boj. ITopell
ljepllancKHx HaJIa3HIlITa Ha KojHMa ce MOlKe camellaTH pe3YJITaT pa3Boja
H TpallHl\Hje Me30JIMTCKe erroxe, BHTJI HaBOIIH jOlli <DpaHKTH, rrehHHY
TeorrTepa, HeKOJIMKO rrojaBa Ha 3arrailHOM BaJIKaHY Ha3MBa the Dinaric
chain from Montenegro to Slovenia, 3aTMM HaJIa3MIlITa Ha ceBepHoj cTpaHM
ITaHoHcKe HM3Mje y Jacary (Jaszag), ceBepHo Oil COJIHOKa M jyr 1I0JIMHe
Byr-,[(fuecTap MCTOqHO Oil Kaprram, IlITO qMHM IIBalleceTaK rrojaBa. 11 OH je
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¢eHoMeHa Ha KojMMa ce IlIpa¢Mpa rrpa3aH rrpocTop M3Meljy HaJIa3MIlITa
M aYToMaTcKM ce cMaTpa lIeJIOM KyJIType. I1rraK M BMTJI HeXOTMl.\e yrralla
y CJIMqHY 3aMKY Kalla lIoKa3yje lIa rrpocTop jyroMCTOqHe EBporre HMje 6e3
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TparoBa Me30JIMTCKMX rrorrYJIal.\MJa, JellMHO IlITO, Kao 3a pa3JIMKy Oil OHMX
Koje KpMTMKyje He lIaje KapTy ca IlIpa¢MpaHMM rrpOCTopOM Me30JIMTa.
3aHMMlbMBO je BMljefue r.
BejJIMja (Bailey 1995), KOjM YCTaJIaCaHM
BaJIKaHCKM rrpelleo He BMIIM Kao "aYTOCTpally" 3a IlIMpefue HeOJIMTCKMX
Mlleja ca BJIMCKOr MCTOKa Beh BMIlIe Kao ,,¢MJITep" KOjM je MOIIM¢MKOBao,
cKpeTao, a He Kalla M 6JIOKMpaO rrOKpeTe lbYIlM M Mlleja.
3a CTMl.\afue YBMlla y 6p3MHy rrp0l.\eca HeOJIMTM3al.\Mje, BpellHa
rrOMeHa je H CTYIIMja J. )KMJIay (Zilhao) KOjH HaM lIaje OCHOBa 3a
pa3MaTpafue rrMTafua IlIMpefua HeOJIMTa rrOMopCKMM rrYTeM. OH oBaj
pa3Boj rrpaTM Ha rrpMMepy 3arrailHor MellMTepaHa. ITo fuerOBM MMllilbefuY,
rrOTKperrlbeHOM C14 lIaTYMMMa 6MJIO je rroTpe6Ho CBera IIBa BeKa lIa
HeOJIHTCKH HaCelbeHHl\H cTMrHY 110 3anallHHx rpaHHl\a KOHTMHeHTa.
06aK6a 6p3uHa Ulupelba, Koja ce 00200ulla 3a C6e2a Ulecm 2eHepau,uja,
MOJICe ce Haj60lbe 06jacHumu y OK6Upy nOMopcK02 nuoHupcK02
KOlloHu3amopcK02 Mooella (maritime pioneer colonization model)
(Zilhao 2001).
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peJIaTMBHM rra/1 y HyTpMTMBHOM KBaJIMTeTY McxpaHe y TpeHyTKy Ka/1a ce
O/1JIY'lMBao 3a ce/1eJIa'lKM M 3eMJbOpa/1HM'IKM )KMBOT.
MeIjYTMM, rrocToje M rrpMMepM 3aje/1HMu;a M3 eTHorpa<pCKe rpalje
M M3 apXeOJIOUlKMX M3Bopa Koje HMCY 6MJIe crrpeMHe /1a ce "rrperryCTe"
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pal\OBM (Copley et al. 2003; Copley et al. 2005; Burger et al. 2007) I\alhe
nOMepajy nOqeTKe ynoTpe6e MneKa M MneqHMX npepal)eBMHa y BpeMe
paHor HeonMTa, OI\HOCHO y BpeMe 1\0naCKa HeonMTCKor naKeTa y EBpony.
Bpel\aH nOl\aTaK 3a l\aTOBalhe noqeTaKa ynoTpe6e MneKa, Kal\a je peq 0
TepMTopMjM oanKaHa, I\aje 11. MMpaKn (Miracle 2006), KOjM je Ha OCHOBY
TeMelhHe apxe0300nowKe aHanM3e KOWTaHor MaTepMjana M3 l1ynMtlMHe
netlMHe y MCTpM y6el\lhMBO nOKa3ao I\a je TOKOM cpel\lher HeonMTa OBa
nehMHa 6Mna KopMwheHa Kao 3aKnOH 3a CTal\a OBalla Koje cy 6Mne Y3rajaHe
3a npOM3BOl\lhY MneKa/CMpa. MHTepeCaHTaH je M 3aKlhyqaK I\a ce TOKOM
KacHMje, n03HOHeonMTCKe oKynallMje OBe MCTe nehMHe 1\0rOl\MO 3aOKpeT
y CTpaTerl1jM eKCnnOaTallMje OBalla, Te cy Tal\a 6Hne qYBaHe HCKlhyqHBO
360r Meca, WTO je no MHpaKny nOTBpl)eHo H Ha I\pyrHM Hana3HWTHMa
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WMPOM ceBepHo Jal\paHCKe perHJe.
3a nOTpe6e npHnpeMalha 1\0l\aTHOr (HnH OCHOBHor) 06poKa 3a
ol\ojqe HeOnXOI\HO je 6Hno l\aKne ceneKlIHoHHcaTH )KHTapHlIe, nO)KlheTH
MX y l\aTOM TpeHyTKy, caMneTM MX, nOMewaTM MX C MneKOM MnM qaK
C BOI\OM M npoKYBaTM, a OHl\a OCMMcnMTM HaqMH Ha KOjM he l\eTe Kawy
KOH3YMMpaTM. L\a 6M ce 1\06Mna Kawa 01\ )KMTapMlIa 6Mno je, l\aKne,
HeOnXOI\HO OCMMcnMTM M HOB pellMnMjeHT KOjM je Morao MhM I\MpeKTHO
Ha BaTpy. fpHqapMja je y OBOM cMMcny MMana, M jow YBeK MMa, 3HaqajHMx
npel\HOCTM y OI\HOCY Ha CBe oCTane pellMnMjeHTe, WTO MO)Ke I\a 06jacHM
pa3nor lheHe KacHMje nonynapHOCTM. YnoTpe6a KepaMMKe, KaKO je TO
jow 1995. rOI\MHe npel\nO)KMna P. XanaHI\ (R. Haaland) , Koja je TaKOl)e
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BenMKM HarnacaK CTaBMna Ha 3HaqaJ 1\0l\aTHe McxpaHe ol\oJqal\M y
npenacKy Me30nMT/HeonMT, WMpM 6a3y McxpaHe M oMoryhaBa ynoTpe6y
)KMTapMlIa. XanaHI\OBa TBpl\M I\a je oTKpMhe TexHonorMje KepaMMKe
MMano l\eMorpa<jJcKe MMnnMKallMje now TO je KYBaHa xpaHa, no 1h0j,
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nOrOI\Ha 3a npena3aK OI\OJqal\M Ha qBPCTY xpaHY, WTO Kao nOCnel\MlIY
MMa 3HaTHO cKpaheH nepMOI\ I\ojelha M Ha Kpajy nOBehaHY nnOI\HOCT KOI\
)KeHa. Y CBOM qnaHKY Sedentism, cultivation and plant domestication in the
holocene middle Nile region, OHa I\OKa3yje I\a je OBO oTKpMhe pe3yITTMpanO
MHTeH3MBHMjOM ynoTpe60M 6MlhHMX pecypca. Y OBOM KOHTeKcTY MO)KeMO
ce npMceTMTM M 6pOjHMX Hana3a KOWTaHMX cnaTyna, Koje y CTapqeBaqKoj
KynTypH npel\CTaBlhajy caM BPX 3aHaTCKor YMeha. 06HqHO cy y Hawoj
nHTepaTypH TYMaqeHe Kao I\eo "ToaneTHor npH60pa". Moryhe je I\a cy OHe
3anpaBO KopHwheHe 3a nocnY)KHBalhe l\eqHje xpaHe.
lbYI\H cy npe nojaBe 3eMlhOpal\lhe 6HnH npHMopaHH (H
npojeKToBaHH) I\a jel\y pa3nHqHTY xpaHY, OI\HOCHO CBe qera cy ycneBanH I\a
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nepl10AOM 6a811. Petl je 0 HeK3J1116pl1paHI1M AaTYMl1Ma 6e3 na60paTOpl1jcKor 6poja. OBaKBo
HaBo!jel-be je CaCBl1M HeKopeKTHo, ami ce npaBAa HenocTojal-beM Kaml6pa~110He Kpl1Bylhe 3a
OBaKO .rW60KY npoillllocT.
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y noTpe6e )f(pBfheBa. OKO 18000 BP Y MM ABOH Y (Midw an) M ApHeM (Arnhem ) y 0611acTM
3anaAHe AyCTpanMje! (B. Langlon 1994)
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Hana3WWTWMa y 06nacTw BenwKwx je3epa y AHa/lOnwjw, Te /la ce OHa, KaKO
heMO BW/leTw, rrOKnarra y BenwKoj Mepw ca rrO'-lel.\wMa HeOnWTa y Tecanwjw,
MaKe/lOHwjw W /lOnWHW peKe CTpYMe. KaKO 6WCMO WTO 60lbe pa3YMenw
6nwCKOCT KynTypHwx <j>eHOMeHa KOjW rroBe3yjy AHa/lOnwjy W EanKaH,
O/IHOCHO TepMwH 6anKaHCKO-aHa/lOnCKW KynTypHw KOMrrneKC '-Iwjw je
ayTop MwnyTwH fapawaHwH (1998) Ha OBOM MeCTY /laheMO OCHOBHe
WH<j>OpMal.\wje 0 Xa6WTaTY WMaTepwjanHoj KynTypw Hana3WWTa 3Ha'-lajHwx
3a /lalbW cne/l /loraljaja Ha EanKaHY.
IloCTojalDe CTanHWX Hacelba ca nOBa'-lKo-caKyrrlba'-lKwM Ha'-lWHOM
rrpwBpeljwBalDa W 6e3 Tpa/lWl.\wje rrpOW3BO/lIDe KepaMwKe, KaKBa cy
HeBanw '-[opw, XanaH '-[eMW, fe6eKnw (Nevali <;ori, Hallan <;emi,
Giibekli) wnw AwwKnw XWjWK (A~ikli Hiiyiik) rOBope y npwnor TBp/llDW
/la 6w 06nacT AHa/lOnwje Tpe6ano CBaKaKO yKlby'-lWTW y 30HY rrpwMapHe
HeonWTW3al.\wje. J1rraK, 0/1 rroce6Hor wHTepeca cy HaM Hana3WWTa W3
06nacTw BenwKwx je3epa Koja ce, KaKO he ce BW/leTW, Mory /lWpeKTHo
rrOBe3aTW ca MaTepwjanHoM KynTypoM paHor HeonWTa EanKaHa.
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rrpeTIIOCTaBKa HaJBepOBaTHI1Je Ta'lHa, Te lIa cY ce paCepBalbe HeOJII1TCKOr
rraKeTa 11 Ml1rpaU;l1ja rrorrYJIaU;l1ja llIl1PI1JII1 11 Y rrpaBU;y jyra (Arredi et
al: 2004).
ITo MI1IlIlbelbY M. 03110raHa (Ozdogan, Ba~gelen 1999: 211)
HacelbaBalbe EaJIKaHCKOr rrOJIyocTpBa 1I0BOlll1 ce y Be3Y ca rrpl1110IlIJII1u;aMa
113 AHallOJIl1je 11 TO BepOBaTHO He 113 caMO jellHe 06JIaCTI1 Ben BepOBaTHO
113 BI1IlIe lbl1X, IlITO 611 Momo lIa 6Ylle 06jallilbelbe 3a rrocTojalbe Tpl1
pa3JIWII1Ta aJII1 cpOIlHa HeOJII1TCKa KOMrrJIeKCa - CeCKJIO, AH3a6eroBo,
KapaHoBo, aJII1 11 lbl1XOBO lIeJII1MI1'lHO BpeMeHCKO pa3MI1M0I1JIa)Kelbe. C
IIpyre CTpaHe OH rrOKYlliaBa lIa rrpY)K11 OllrOBOp Ha rrl1Talbe IlITa je 6110
Morynl1 Y3POK 3a rrOKpeTe rrorryJIaU;l1ja 11 He rrpOHaJIa311 rroBoll y 611JIO
KaKBI1M KaTacTpo<paMa 611JIO y AHallOJIl1jl1 611JIO y jyrol1CTO'lHoj EBporrl1.
OH je MI1IlIlbelba lIa je Y3POK 3a I1celbaBalbe/HacelbaBalbe 6110 OllrOBOp Ha
IIpYlliTBeHe Typ6YJIeHU;l1je 113a3BaHe celleJIa'lKI1M Ha'lI1HOM )KI1BOTa.
He 611 npellCTaBlbaJIO BeJII1KO 11 3HeHal)elbe YKOJII1KO 611 ce y
npl106aJIHOM lIeJIY HeKI1X Oil ErejcKl1x OCTpBa Koja ce HI1)KY Ha nFY
Oil 3anailHe 06aJIe AHallOJIl1je 110 BOJIOCKOr 3aJII1Ba Ha 20 110 30 MeTapa
lIy611He OTKPI1JII1 TparOBI1 OBI1X paHOHeOJII1TCKI1X I1CelbeHI1Ka. Bapl1jaHTy
OBaKBor CTaBa npellJIO)K110 je HellaBHO K. EpYll6eHK y 360PHI1Ky Neolithic
society in Greece. OH je MI1IlIlbelba lIa je KOJIOHI13aU;l1ja 113 AHallOJIl1je 611JIa
• •
rroCTynHa 11 lIa Je nocTOpo KOHCTaHTaH npl1JII1B CTaHOBHI1IlITBa TOKOM
lIyror BpeMeHcKor nepl10lla (Broodbank 1999).
HeoJII1T [p'lKe je Oil 113Y3eTHor 3Ha'laja 3a pa3YMeBalbe rrOpeKJIa
HeOJII1Ta u;eHTpaJIHOf EaJIKaHa 11 jyrol1CTO'lHe EBporre. MO)Ke ce penl1 lIa
je HeOJII1T TecaJIl1je, Te rrJIOIlHe paBHI1u;e HallOMaK Mopa, IIYro 6110 113BOP
•
HOBI1X rrOllaTaKa 0 pa3BoJY HeOJII1Ta, aJII1 11 113BOP HeCJIaralba ayTopa 0
lberoBoM rrOpeKJIY 11 yTI1u;ajy Ha YHYTpallilbOCT EaJIKaHCKOr rrOJIyoCTpBa.
PacnpaBe 0 rroCTojalbY aKepaMI1'lKOr HeOJII1Ta y Aprl1cl1 (Argissa Magoula),
c:lJpaHKTl1jy 11 KHOCOCY 611JIe cy rrOJIl1rOH Ha KOMe cy ce cYK06lbaBaJII1
apryMeHTI1 aYTOXTOHI1CTa 11 III1<PY3110Hl1cTa. Oil KaKO cy 06jaBlbeHI1 rrpBI1
pe3YJITaTI1 I1CTpa)KI1Balba Ha Aprl1cl1 11 CeCKJIY (Milojck 1960; Teocharis
1967), HOBI1M rrOllaU;I1Ma je OCBe)KeHa pacrrpaBa 0 rrOpeKJIY HeOJII1TCKI1X
KyJITypa Ha rp'lKOM KorrHy. l..[l1lbeHI1u;a lIa cy OBa IIBa ayTopa HajpaHl1je
CJIojeBe ca rroMeHYTl1x JIOKaJII1TeTa CTaBI1JII1 y I1HI1U;l1jaJIHy <Pa3Y HeOJII1Ta
- OIlHOCHO, KaKO ne ce KacHl1je Bl1l1eTI1, y crropHY <Pa3Y aKepaMI1'lKOr
• •
HeOJII1Ta - y BeJII1KoJ Mepl1 Je Ollpelll1JIa lIalbl1 TOK I1CTpa)KI1Balba OBor
rrepl1olla. Y3 OBY, CTOjl1 11 'll1lbeHI1u;a lIa 110 lIaHac Hl1je OTKpl1BeHO BI1IlIe
•
Oil IlIeCT HaJIa311IlITa KOJa ce Mory CMeCTI1TI1 y Me30JII1TCKI1 nepl1oll, Te lIa
ce lbl1XOBe JIOKaU;l1je He nOKJIarrajy ca OHI1M 113 HeOJII1TCKOr rrepl1olla. OBO
je 3a Benl1HY I1CTpa)KI1Ba'la 611JIO 1I0BOlbHO lIa ce YBepelbe 0 Ml1rpaTOpHoM
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rpal\OBa Kao WTO cy Salzburg, Salona, Salisbury (113 JIaTMHCKor KopeHa sal,
-is) I1JIM Hallstatt, Hallein, Halle (rpqKI1 KopeH hall), I1JIM TY3JIa, Tuz Gdld
(TYPCKM Ty3 = co) CBa MMajy y OCHOBI1 peq co. Ha rrpMMep, rrocTojM BI1We
01\ I\Bal\eCeT MeCTa y Cp6l1jl1, PyMyHl1jl1, ByrapcKOj 11 MaKel\OHl1jl1 Koja
ce 30BY CJIaTI1Ha, a y 6JIl13l1Hl1 HeKI1X 01\ lbl1X cy OTKpl1BeHa HeOJII1TCKa
Hacelba (Hrrp. VetniC 1972).
3Ha'laj COJII1 Kao BMTaJIHe HaMMpHI1l\e je rroMeHYo jow f. 'IajJII\
(Childe 1929: 244), KOjl1 je nOKywao I\a 06jaCHl1 3JIaTHe HaJIa3e 113
MepceH6ypra pa3MeHoM 11 KOMepl\l1jaJIHI1M 3Ha'lajeM COJII1. 1l0CTOjl1
54
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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56
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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(npeMa HHKonoB 2008)
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KOJW cy Je ce30HCKW HaCelbaBaJIW WBepOBaTHO HWCY pellOBHO KOPWCTWJIW
1I0llaTHY co y wcxpaHw, OBa pa3JIWKa, y3 6pojHe IIpyre, CBaKaKO je 6wJIa
. "c,
BPJIO 3HaqaJHa y rrOlleJIw Ha "MW W"OHW .
J1CTOpwjy KopWllInelDa W rrpOW3BOilIDe COJIW y 3arrailHoj EBporrw
rrpWKa3ao je :>K. HeHKeH (T. Nenquin). lherOBa WCTpa)f(WBaIDa 6wJIa cy
CKOHl.\eHTpWCaHa Ha <PpaHI.\YCKY, HeMaqKY, AyCTpwjy W EHrrreCKY, rile je
rrpOHallIao BWllIe Oil 30 JIOKaJIWTeTa KOjW cy Morrrw 6WTW KopwllIneHw 3a
rrpow3BoilIDY COJIW TOKOM HeOJIWTCKor rrepwolla. Kao qBpCTe 1I0Ka3e OH
Y3wMa HaJIa3e 6pWKeTa)f(e (briquetage), llITO je TepMwH KOjW 03HaqaBa
BeJIWKe KOJIWqWHe <pparMeHaTa rpy6e KepaMwKe y acol.\wjal.\wjw ca
JIO)f(WllITeM. OBe l.\eJIWHe ce rroHeKall 06jallIIDaBajy Kao rpHqapCKe
• •
paIlWOHWl.\e, aJIW Je lIaHac W3BeCHO lIa ce pallW 0 rroCTpoJeIDwMa 3a
wCKYBaBalDe (eBarrOpal.\wjy) CJIaHe BOlle (Nenquin 1961). Jow jellHa rpyrra
1I0Ka3a Koja 6w rrOTBplIWJIa lIa ce co KOpWCTWJIa TOKOM HeOJIWTa 6wJIa 6w
MaTpWl.\a HacelbaBalDa y 1I0JIWHaMa 3aJII.\ax (Salzach) W 3aJIax (Saalach).
I1peMa HeHKeHY qWHW ce lIa je 06wlbe CJIaHWX w3Bopa 6wJIO 1I0BOlbHO
21 CBaKo KO je OpraHJ1 30BaO apXeOJIOLUKa MCKo naBalha l1JIM l1CXpaHY 3a Behy rpyny lhYAl1
•
CBeCTaH Je Te tll1lheHMu;e.
58
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
•
npWMaMlbWBO 3a npBe 3eMlbOpal\HWKe W CTOqape KOJW CY WHaCeJIWJIW OBY
WWHaqe roCTOlby6wBY 06JIaCT (Nenquin 1961: 52).
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62
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
rpyrra lIoKa3a KOjW crrallajy y rrocpellHe, a rOB ope y rrpWJIor Te3W lIa je
co KopWIlIheHa TOKOM HeOJIWTa cy WJIOKal\wje paHWX 3eMlbopaIlHW'IKWX W
CTO'lapCKWX Hacelba. OHa cy CKOHl\eHTpWCaHa y ITJIOIIHOM rrOJIYMeCel\Y Oil
JIeBaHTa, AHallOJIwje W 3arpoc rrJIaHWHa - 06JIaCTWMa w3Y3eTHO 60raTwM
JIaKO 1I0cTyrrHoM COlby. ITpwMep '-IaTaJI XwjwKa, jellHor Oil HajpaHwjwx
yp6aHwx l\eHTapa, 06jaIlIlhaBa caM ce6e. OH ce HaJIa3W y 1I0JIWHW KOlha
(Konya) Ha rrap caTW xOlla Oil OHora IlITa je rrpeOCTaJIO Oil je3epa TY3
reJIe (Tuz Gala), CJIaHor je3epa Koje TOKOM JIeTa wcrrapaBa oCTaBlbajyhw
CJIaHY KOPY Ha rroBpwwHW 3eMlbe. TOKOM HeOJIWTa je3epo je 6wJIO Behe a
CJIaHa MO'IBapa ce IlIWpWJIa 110 caMor Hacelba. LlOJIWHa KOlha y l\eHTpaJIHoj
AHallOJIwjw je W3rJIeila 6wJIa rycTo HacelbeHa TOKOM Me30JIWTa, HeOJIWTa
W XaJIKOJIWTa. AWWKJIW XWjWK (A~ikli Hiiyiik) W Kow XWjWK (Kosh
Hiiyiik) CMeWTeHW cy HellaJIeKO Oil Tpeher no 3Ha'lajy W3BOPWWTa COJIW
Y OToMaHcKoM ,-\apcTBy - Xal,lw oeKTaIlI (Haji Bekta~) KOjW ce HaJIa3W
HellaJIeKO Oil rpalla Kajcepw (Adshead 1992). Jow jellaH eKCrrJIW,-\WTHW
npwMep je JepwxoH, HaJIa3WIlITe ca BWIlIe XWlballa lIyrwM KOHTwHywTeToM,
a Koje ce HaJIa3W y HenocpellHoj 6JIW3WHW MpTBor Mopa y Koje peKa JOPllaH
CBaKOIIHeBHO YJIWBa HOBe TOHe COJIW. OpOjHW JIOKaJIWTeTW y COlbY 60raTwM
perwoHwMa, Kao IlITO cy 1I0JIwHa peKe JOPllaH, CJIaHa nycTwlha AJIeno
W rrollHolKje 3arpoca, rrollPlKaBajy rrpeTrrOCTaBKY lIa je CO KopwIlIheHa
• •
y rrpwrrpeMalhy W KOH3epBal\wJw xpaHe W lKWBOTWlhCKOJ wcxpaHw W lIa
je 6wJIa Oil BeJIWKOr 3Ha'laja 3a w360p rrpe6WBaJIWIlITa Oil HajpaHwjwx
HeOJIWTCKWX lIaHa. rOTOBO lIa HeMa HW jellHor Hacelba paHor HeOJIWTa y
06JIaCTW ITJIOIlHOr rrOJIYMeCel\a WJIW y AHallOJIwjw lIa Hwje 6wJIO y Be3W ca
rroBpIlIwHCKOM COlbY WJIW CJIaHWM W3BopwMa.
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H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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npwna,n;a CTap'leBa'lKO) KyJITypW, a wnaK )e no CBO)O) KepaMWl\W BPJIO
WHTepecaHTHO. XOpW30HTaJIHa CTparwrpaq.mja Ha OBOM HaJIa3WIIITY
nOTBp,n;WJIa je nocTojalhe HajMalhe ,n;Be <\.>a3e oKynal\wje: paHy CTap'leBa'lKY
WHelliTO KacHwjy KepelliKY <\.>a3y. CJIWKaHa KepaMwKa ,n;aTOBaHa je y nepwo,n;
paHor HeOJIWTa l\eHTpaJIHOr EaJIKaHa (CJIWKa 23).
Y30pKe cy npwKynWJIW H.H. Tacwn W B. JIeKoBwn W nOCJIaJIW y
JIa60paTopwjy y fpoHwHreHY (H.H. Tamn 1993: 101). Y30paK 6poj 3 je Y3eT
W3 orlhwIlITa/BaTpwIlITa OKO Kora cy Hal')eHw 6eJIo CJIWKaHW <\.>parMeHTw.
Y30paK 6poj 2 je Y3eT ca MeCTa w3Mel')y KepelliKe jaMe W CTap'leBa'lKOr
XOPW30HTa. Y30paK 6poj 1 ,n;aTyje KepelliKY jaMy. OBW pe3YJITaTW cy y
w,n;eaJIHOM CKJIa,n;y ca CTpaTwrpa<\.>cKoM cepwjoM.
1.GrN-15971 : 5775BC (1.00) 5688BC
2.GrN-15972 : 5892BC (0.73) 5762BC
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H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
25 M. fp6HIi 1928. rOAMHe; <l>j yKC, fOB AMa H H EpMX 1932. rOAM He; EpMX M)l ApaH~eBOBMIi
fapaWaHItIH 1971. rOAHHe.
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26 KOMeHTape W KOH TeKCTe 3a cTap1.J eSa l lK Y ce pwjy je Aao Ap. JaH flaHTHHI' (Jan Lanting)
ca OAeJb el-ba 3a apXeOnO I'Hj y, Kpa JbenC KO I' YHHBep3H TeTa y rpOI'H1H re HY {Rijksuniversiteit
Groningen, Dept. for Archaeolog y}.
86
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
87
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Ha )yry, 3a)e1lHO ca rrOMeHYTMM yrrallMMa Ha rrollpyq)e l1eHTpanHor
EanKaHa. CTYIIMja MaTepMjana ca Hana3MllITa y OBMM perMOHMMa je Oil
• •
rrpecYIlHor 3Haqa)a 3a pa3YMeBalbe pa3BO)a lIeKopaTMBHe TeXHMKe M CTMna
Ha l1eHTpanH06anKaHCKOM rrollPyqjy, 6YllynM lIa ce McrrOCTaBMno lIa cy OHe
rrOCnellMl1e, MnM pallMje exo, CTMnOBa M3 06nacTM rrpMMapHe HeonMTM3al1Mje
y MaKelloHMjM, 1I0nMHM CTpYMe M TpaHcMnBaHMjM. llpBeHcTBo y rrpol1ecy
HeonMTM3al1Mje OBMX perMoHa je rroTBpryeHo cTpaTMrpa¢cKMM cepMjaMa
ca AH3a6eroBa (Gimbutas 1974) M C14 lIaTYMMMa ca IIpyrMx Hana3MllITa
jyroHCTOqHe EBporre H fp'lKe.
PailMoKap60H lIaTYMM HaBelleHM ca CBOjMM KOHTeKCTMMa, Kao
IlITO CMO BMllenM, rpyrrMllIy ce y IIBa xpoHonolliKa XOpM30HTa (CnMKa
18). YO'llbHBa pa3nHKa y cTHny H CallP)!(ajy 6eno cnMKaHe lIeKOpal1Hje
rroTBpryeHa je M CI4I1aTYMHMa.
Cnellena 3Ha'lajHa 'IHlbeHMl1a je lIa ce TOKOM cpeillber HeonHTa
IlIHpOM l1eHTpanHor EanKaHa jaBlba jOIli jellHa ¢a3a 6enor cnMKalba Koja ce
Hana3H y MCTOM KOHTeKcTY ca TaMHO cnHKaHOM KepaMHKoM, IlITO CTaBlba
06a HaqMHa YKpalliaBalba y MCTY xpoHonolliKY cepMjy. ,lJ;06ap rrpMMep
3a OBO je Hana3MllITe KOBa'leBO (Perniceva 1995: 103) Ha KOMe MMaMO
1I06py cTpaTMrpa¢cKy cepMjy rile ce 6eno M TaMHO cnMKalbe rrojaBlbyjy
3ajellHo y ¢a3M III. Eeno cnMKalbe, rrpMToM, yKlby'lyje rrpaBonMHMjcKe M
88
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
f
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TeXHMKa HaCTaBlba eBOJlYl.\MJY 110 KpaJa CTapqeBaqKe KyJlType KaO M
• •
l1a Je TpaHCnOHOBaHa y I1PyrM KOHTeKCT, TJ. TaMHO rrraqaHY KepaMMKY
BMHqaHCKe KyJlType, npM TOMe 3al1plKaBajyhM CJlMqHe MOTMBe nonYT
cnMpalIa, l.\MK-l.\aK M napaJlelIHMX JlMHMja M MpelKaCTor MOTMBa."
OpHaMeHTalIHM CTMJI
27 MaKo M Aalbe 6e3 OtrypHOI' AOKa3a, Moryhe je Aa je 6ena HHKpycTaUl1ja HaCTaJla Kao
oAroBop Ha now KBamlTeT 6ene 60je Koja ce llaKO ontpe. TexH HKa l1HKpycTaU l1j e 611 je 1.fYBalla
OA OTl1paI-ba 11 npl1 TOM 3a wntTI1/la opHaMeHT OA npOnaAatha.
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Cm1Ka 27 - TIpHMepw TpenmHa 60je OCHOBe nocy.o;e J1 60je yKpaca (n03J1TI1B - HerantB)
(I. jaHMl\a; 2. HeBecT MHo; 3. 8. XaVMlIap; 4. 5. 7. AH3a6eroBo; 6. 9. KYPY' l3j)
90
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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94
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
):(aneKM Ol1jeK, MnM jel1aH 011 HaqMHa TpaHC<pOpMal1Mje OBOr MOT MBa
y TpoyrnacTM MOTMB MO)!(e 6MTM rrocYl1a M3 ):(OIhe BpalheBMHe (CnMKa
21/14). Ha lhOj cy y TeXHMI1M rycTo rrOCTaBlbeHMX 6eno cnMKaHMx KarrlbMl1a
rrpel1CTaBlbeHM pOM60BM KOjM Y BepTMKanHMM pe110BMMa, Mel)yco6Ho ce
110l1MpyjynM TeMeHMMa, rroKpMBajy l1eny rroBpllIMHY rrocYl1e. Y HeraTMBY
ce jacHo M311Bajajy CTerreHaCTM MOTMBM Koje Hana3MMO y KOBaqeBY
MnM JaHMI1M B (Chrisostomou 1993a: 123). Tpe6a rroce6Ho HarnaCMTM
M rrocTojalhe ocnMKaHMX BMcenMx TpoyrnoBa Ha MCTOj rrocYI1M MCrrOI1
06011a. OBa TMrronOlliKa KapaKTepMcTMKa rrocYl1e rroKa3yje CnMqHOCTM ca
paHoHeonMTcKoM rpHqapMjoM M3 TecanMje.
Y KacHMjMM <pa3aMa CTapqaBaqKe KynType CTerreHaCTM MOTMB ce
pel)e jaBlba y Cnl1KaHOM yKpacy. Tal1a 110Ml1Hl1pajy TpoyrnOBI1, KOjl1 cy
HajqellIne nOCTaBlbeHI1 I1cnOI1 060l1a nocYl1a jel1HI1M TeMeHOM YCMepeHI1M
HaHI1)!(e. Mel)YTI1M, Ha npl1Mepy eneraHTHe Ba3e Ha KOHl1qHOj CTOrrl1 113
CTapqeBa (Cnl1Ka 25), anl1 11 Ha I1pyrl1M npl1Mepl1l1Ma Cnl1qHOr CTl1na,
BI1I1I1 ce l1a oBaj MOTI1B CaCBI1M nao y 3a60paB, rra je TaKO, HeOqeKI1BaHO,
nOCTao I1CnYHa npoCTopa 113Mel)y BepTMKanHI1X nl1Hl1ja Koje ce cnYllITajy
011 06011a.
CTeneHaCTI1 MOTI1B, KOjM ce qeCTO cpene Kao Cnl1KaHM yKpac Ha
KepaMl1l1M paHor HeOnl1Ta l1eHTpanHor BanKaHa, I1naK ce 3al1p)!(aBa
y opHaMeHTanHOM CI1CTeMY CTapqeBaqKe KynType TOKOM cpel1lher
• •
HeOnl1Ta, anl1 ca nocYl1a npena311 Ha npel1MeTe KOJe 03HaqaBaMO nOJMoM
)!(pTBeHI1K. OHI1 ce acol1l1pajy ca "KynTHI1M pal1lhaMa", 11 qeCTO ce TYMaqe
Kao "pl1TyanHI1 rrpeI1MeTI1". CKOPO l1a HeMa )!(pTBeHI1Ka KOjl1 Ha CBOjl1M
HO)!(l1l1aMa HeMa rrnaCTl1qHO M3Bel1eHe I1nl1 ype3aHe CTerreHl1l1e. I1pl1MepM
rrpel1CTaBlbeHI1 OBl1e rrOTMqy 113 ):(Olhe BpalheBI1He (CnMKa 33/1, 3, 4) M
KOBaqeBa (CnMKa 33/5) 11 rropel1 Ben rrOMeHYTMX KOM6l1Hal1l1ja 06n11Ka,
OBM rrpl1Mepl1M cy l1eKOpl1CaHM CTerreHaCTI1M MOTI1BOM.
Jel1aH 011 rrpl1Mepa, KOjM yjel1HO rroKa3yje rroce6aH 3Haqaj MOTI1Ba
CTerreHl1l1a Ha OBOj BpCTI1 rrpel1MeTa je l1eo apXI1TeKType 113 Bp6jaHcKe
'-!YKe, (Mitkovski, Naumov 2008: 10-11). Ha OqYBaHoM yraoHoM l1eny OBe
CTpyKType 113Bel1eHe cy CTerreHl1l1e, 6allI Kao Ha rrpl1Mepl1l1Ma )!(pTBeHI1Ka
113 KOBaqeBa, ):(Olhe BpalheBI1He I1nl1 ):(I1BOCTI1Ha. ):(OCTa qeCTO ce
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CTerreHaCTI1 MOTI1B ype3aH y CTpaHl1l1e )!(pTBeHI1Ka JaBlba yrropel10 ca
)!(eHCKI1M norrpcjeM, llITO je aCOl1l1jal1l1ja 0 KOjOj ne HelliTO BI111Ie peql1
6l1Tl1 KaCHl1je y TeKCTY.
J1HTepecaHTHO je l1a cy CTerreHaCTI1 MOTI1BI1, 11 Kal1a ce Cnl1Kajy 11
• •
Kal1a ce ype3YJY YBeK npel1CTaBlbeHI1 Kao l1enOBI1 Jel1HaKOCTpaHl1qHI1X
TpoyrnoBa rrOCTaBlbeHI1X y H113, llITO I1X opraHCKI1 Be3yje 3a cnel1enl1
110Ml1HaHTHl1 Cnl1KaHI1 yKpac, BI1Cene TpoyrnoBe KOjl1 rrpel1CTaBlbajy
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L\MjarOHaJIHe JIMHMje
96
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I 2
97
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98
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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CJl ItI Ka 33 - CTeneHaCTJ..1 Monf BM, KsaA paT J.1 AJllj ar oHallHe Jl J.1Hl'Ije Ha )f(pTBeHJ.1IJ;I1M a
(1,3,4. ,l1,OI-ba OpaJ-beBJ.1 Ha; 5. KOBaqeBO ; 2, 6, 7. Bp6jaHcKa q y Ka; )
99
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OCHM rrpeTXOI1HO pa3MaTpaHHX yKpaca KO)H rrpel1CTaBlhaJY
HajTHrrHqHHje OI1JIHKe 6eJIor CJIHKalha y paHOM HeOJIHTY jyroHCTOqHe
EBporre (ENCB), rrojaBlhyjy ce H CrrOpal1HqHO rrpHMelheHH MOTHBH, rrorrYT
MOTHBa y 06JIHKy CJIOBa "W" (CJIHKa 28/9). OBaj MOTHB oTKpHBeH je Ha
JIOKaJIHTeTY ITOl1rOPH Kao l1eo yKpaca KOjH je YKJIOrrlheH y CTerreHaCTH
MOTHB (Korkuti 1995). ITopel1 OBor ycaMlheHor cJIyqaja "W " MOTHBa,
BalKHO je rroMeHYTH ymacTH MOTHB rrpel1CTaBlheH Ha rrocYI1H H3 KOBaqeBa
(CJIHKa 28/8) H TaKol)e HarroMeHYTH l1a 6H rrpoyqaBalhe OBHX H30JIOBaHHX
<jJeHOMeHa Momo 6HTH 011 3Haqaja 3a HHTeprrpeTal\Hjy l1eTalha H3 CHCTeMa
YKpalUaBalha. CTerreHHl\e, JIHCTOJIHKH opHaMeHT HJIH TaJIaCaCTe JIHHHje,
"W" H " S" MOTHBH, Kao H CJIHKalhe 6eJIHM TaqKaMa cy l1eo CHCTeMa
YKpalUaBalha KOjH ce jaBlha caMO y TOKY paHor HeOJIHTa. OBH MOTHBH
102
H eOJlHTCKa KBa.n:paTypa Kpyra
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HeCTaJY, a ca rrO'IeTKOM Cpe/1IDer HeOmlTa 3aMeIDYJY MX TpoyrnoBM M
KacHMje crrMpane. Cne/1 /10ral)aja rOBopM y KOPMCT rrpeTrrOCTaBKe /1a je
y /10MeHY COl\MjanHor )!(MBOTa Mopano /1otlM /10 HeKe rrpOMeHe Koja je
pe3ynToBana TpaHC<popMMcalDeM CMCTeMa YKpalIlaBalDa. EMno KaKO
6Mno, OBM CMCTeMM HMCY Y3ajaMHo rrOTrrYHO MCKlbY'IMBM M Moryhe je,
103
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31 O BAe ce Orpa HI11.faBaMO Ha noc MaTpa lhe caMO OCJl l1 KaHe Kepa MI1 Ke, AOK he HeK I1 6YAyhl1
paA 6H Tl1 nocBeheH I1 CTOB peMeH oM CBa KOAHe BHOM nocyljy YKpaw eHoM ype3l1Balb eM,
WTl1na lheM, I1MnpeCO, 6ap 6oTl1H H Apyn1M TeXHMKaM a AeKOpall,l1je Kapa KTepHCT l1 t IHl1M 3a
oBaj TI1 n nocylja.
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rrpMH~MIU1 HeOlIMTCKe reoMeTpMje
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3a l\elW M CTapM)e Te OpraHM3aU;M)y I\pYIlITBeHOr )!(MBOTa yHyTap 1\0Ma
M Hacelba. Ol\jel\aHrrYT OHa je rrOCTana HeKO KO I\OHOCM Ol\nYKe. TOKOM
•
IlIe31\eCeTMX rOI\MHa rrpOIlInor BeKa BpIlIeHO )e rrpOMaTpalDe rrpou;eca
Cel\eHTapM3aU;Mje XyTMja (Houttu), nOBa'lKo-caKyrrlba'lKe 3ajel\HMu;e M3
109
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Y CymTHHH CBaKe rrepHO/lH3al\Hje je rroKymaj /la ce BpeMe
KaTeropH3yje H CTaBH y OKBHpe ca rrOCe6HHM HMeHOM. OBH OKBHpH
6H Tpe6aJIo /la 6yllY y CKJIa/lY ca O/lrOBapajynHM rrOJIO)!(ajHMa OCTaJIHX
BpeMeHCKHX HCeqaKa. IIlTaBHwe, ycrroCTaBlbalbe O/lHOCa H3Mel')y
• •
BpeMeHCKHX O/lCeqaKa Je H CMHCaO rrepHO/lH3al\HJa H CBHX XPOHOJIOWKHX
CHCTeMa. qHlbeHHl\a /la cy <j>a3e, rrO/l<j>a3e, KyJITYPHH XOPH30HTH H
• •
XPOHOJIOWKe CeKBeHl\e KOHCTPYKT apXeOJIOra KOJH rroKymaBaJY /la y
rrpHKyrrlbeHH MaTepHjaJI yHecy pe/l H oMoryne rropel')elbe, Tpe6aJIo 6H /la HaC
06aBe3yje /la y CBaKOM TpeHYTKy 6Y/leMO crrpeMHH /la cBoja (rrpe/l)y6el')elba
• •
YKJIOHHMO rrpe/l yqeCTaJIOM rrOJaBOM HOBHX /lOKa3a HJIH /lpyraqHJHX
rrpOMHWlbalba rrocTojenHX. 3a OBaKBO rrOHawalbe y rrpOWJIOCTH HHje
6HJIO rrpeBHwe CKJIOHOCTH, rra CMO 6HJIH CBe/lOl\H yrropHor HCTpajaBalba
• •
Ha Je/lHOM rrOCTaBlbeHHM H rrpOMHWlbeHHM KOHCTpYKl\HJaMa, BHwe Hero
WTO CMO 6HJIH crrpeMHH /la HX O/l6al\HMO H rrOCTaBHMO HOBe. I1oHeKa/l ce,
HrraK, 3a OBO MO)!(e HanH pa3YMeBalba. I1pHMepa pa/lH, KarrHTaJIHO /leJIO B.
MHJIojqHna Chronologie der jungere Steinzeit Mittel- und Sudost-Europas
06jaBlbeHo je 1949. rO/lHHe, HCToBpeMeHo K~a je B. JIH6H (W. Libby) Y
qHKary 06jaBHo pe3YJITaTe CBOjHX eKcrrepHMeHaTa /lan!palba Ha OCHOBY
paH/lHOaKTHBHor yrlbeHHKa C14 (Arnold, Libby 1949), WTO ne H3 KopeHa
rrpoMeHHTH HaqHH Ha KOjH CMO ce 6aBHJIH rrpaHcTopHjoM. HHje, CTora, HH
qY/lo KOJIHKO cy OBe /lBe KlbHre YTHl\aJIe Ha <j>opMHpalbe reHepal\Hja, He
caMO cprrCKHX, apxeOJIora H lbHXOBHX CTaBOBa. PeJIaTHBHO XPOHOJIOWKH
• • •
O/IHOCH, KOJe Je Ha OCHOBY aHaJIOrHJa, HMrropTa H TeMelbHor rrpoyqaBalba
YTBp/lHO MHJIojqHn, 6HJIH cy y6e/llbHBH 3a Tpa/lHl\HOHaJIHO 06pa30BaHe
apxeOJIore, /10K je HOB MeTO/l /laTOBalba MaxOM rrOHeo MJIal')e reHepal\Hje
cprrCKHX apxeOJIora. Y CBaKOM crryqajy Ben 0/1 OBor BpeMeHa <j>opMHpajy
ce /lBe rpyrre CTpyqlbaKa Koje ne ce KacHHje /lO/laTHO paCJIojHTH H rrpeMa
rrHTalbHMa rrOpeKJIa HeOJIHTCKHX KyJITypa Ha l\eHTpaJIHOM OaJIKaHY.
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rrepMolloM.
IlPOTOCTAPqEBO II (JIerreHcKM BMp IIIa/roplDM XOPM30HT
3eMYHHl.\a) - Y OBOj <jJa3M ce y3 rpy6y, 3aCTyrrJbeHY y HelliTO BeneM
rrp0l.\eHTY, M <jJMHMjy MOHOXPOMHY KepaMMKY jaBJba M cnMKaHa KepaMMKa,
MCTHHa y lIocTa ManOM rrp0l.\eHTY (0,1%). YKpalliaBalDe ce y OBOj KnaCM
KepaMHKe BplliMno 6enoM 60jOM 6e3 cjaja, McnMKaBaIDeM Mpe)!(aCTMX H
TpoyraoHMx MOTMBa MnM pa3pel)eHoM MPKOM 60jOM rrpaBonHHMjcKMM
MOTMBMMa. fpy6a KepaMMKa M lIaJbe Tpaje, a rro rrpBM rryT ce jaBJba
6ap6oTMH TeXHHKa. TpH HOBe rpyrre MOHoxpoMHe KepaMHKe jaBJbajy ce
no npBM nyT y OBOM XOpM30HTy: pa3pel)eHa MpKo'-\pHa npeBnaKa, TaHKM
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CBeTno'-\pBeHM, yrnaqaHH npeMa3 H KepaMMKa y qMJe Je 3HIIOBe YTpJbaHa
TaMHOl.\pBeHa 60ja Koja ce oTHpe. Y OBOM lIeny cnoja IlIa BeOMa je qeCT
33 H a)f( anOcT,,U. CpejoBHna HeMa , a OHI1 KOj l1 nOAp)Kasajy InerOBe (Ta BOBe no DBOM IlH Ta l-bY
HH CY cn peMHH Ha Mo r yoH ocT XPOHOllOWKor AOA l1pa 11 3Mel)y Me3 0 /1 HTCKI1 X Kyl1 Ty pa 'I3epAana
H H OC HJla~ a HeOJH1 TC Kor Ha4HH a )K HBOTa. Cnop H3Mel)y OBe ABe r p yn e ap xe0J10 r a Y BellH Koj
Mep'" je yenopaBao pa3B oj cpn CKe apXe0J1 0fwj e HeOJl I1 Ta, 113HOBa je Bpanajytut Ha AOK a3 l1 Satn e
nopeKna 11 Ty je 3aAP)Kasajytut.
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HeHa)]; H. TacJ1n
I1Mrrpeco yKpac (OTI1CI1I1 Bpxa rrpCTa, ype311 HOKTOM, py60M llIKOlbKe I1JII1
HeKI1M I\pyrl1M I1HCTpYMeHTOM). OBl\e cpeheMo <jJparMeHTe ca HacyMI1'IHo
Ha6al1aHI1M opHaMeHTOM, aJII1 11 OHe ca opHaMeHTOM OpraHI130BaHI1M y
MOTI1B )I(I1THor KJIaCa I1JII1 I1cKOllieHe TpaKe. rpy6a KepaMI1Ka je 'leCTO
YKpallieHa rrJIaCTl1'lHI1M arrJII1Kal1l1jaMa, a jel\Ha c<jJepl1'lHa 31\eJIa ca
KpaTKI1M I1I1JII1Hl\pl1'lHI1M BpaTOM I1Ma Ha Tp6yxy HacrrpaMHO rrOCTaBlbeHe
I\Be arrJII1Kal1l1je y 06JII1Ky llIaKa ca rro 'leTl1pl1 rrpCTa.
CTAPqEBO I - (JIerreHCKI1 Bl1p Illb - XOPl130HT Hal\3eMHI1X
3rpal\a). OBY <jJa3y KapaKTepl111Ie HeCTaHaK KepaMI1Ke ca I1crrYl1aJII1M
XparraBI1M CrrOlbHI1M rrOBpllIl1HaMa, llIapeHo rre'leHe KepaMI1Ke,34 rrocyl)a
rrpeBY'leHOr MpKOl1pBeHOM 60jOM, CJII1Kalhe 6eJIOM MaT 60jOM, Kao 11
CJII1Kalhe rrpaBOJII1Hl1jcKl1x opHaMeHaTa MPKOM 60jOM, a rrocyl)e ca TaHKI1M
• •
CBeTJIOl1pBeHI1M yrJIa'laHI1M rrpeMa30M 11 OHO Y 'll1Je Je rrOBpllIl1He YTplbaHa
TaMHOl1pBeHa 60ja Koja ce OTl1pe jaBlba ce jOlli 113Y3eTHO peTKO. BeoMa
'leCT yKpac je 6ap6oTI1H, a paCTe 11 3aCTyrrlbeHocT CJII1KaHOT opHaMeHTa.
ITo rrpBI1 rryT ce rrojaBlbyjy rrocYl\e YKpallieHe TaMHI1M rrpaBOJII1Hl1jcKI1M
opHaMeHToM Ha yma'laHoj I1pBeHoj OCHOBI1. 06JII1l111 rrocyl)a rrocTajy
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pa3HOBpCHI1JH: KapaKTepl1CTl1'lHI1 cy rrexapl1 Ha KpaTKOJ, llIyrrlbOJ
rrpCTeHacToj I1JII1 KOHl1'lHOj H0311, rrexapl1 ca KPCTaCTOM HoroM, l\y6oKe
rrpo<jJI1JII1CaHe 3l\eJIe, KpYlliKacTI1 JIOH'll1hl1 ca pa3rpHyTI1M 0601\OM,
JIOrrTaCTe rrocYl\e ca KpaTKI1M I1I1JII1Hl\pl1'lHI1M BpaTOM 11 6pal\aBI1'laCTI1M
I\pllIKaMa, Kao 11 BeJII1KI1 rrI1TOCI1. YKpaCI1 cy I1AeHTl1'lHI1 Kao y rrpeTXOI\Hoj
<jJa311. ,1J;oMI1Hl1pa yKpac 113Bel\eH OTI1Cl1l1Ma rrpcTl1jy I1JII1 HOKTa. Pa3JII1Ka
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Je y TOMe llITO cy y rrpeTXOI\HOM HI1BOY YTI1CI1I1 rrOKpl1BaJII1 CBe crrOlbHe
•
rrOBpllIl1He, a cal\a ce OCHOBa YBeK BI1I\I1, a opHaMeHT Je OpraHI130BaH y
TpoymoBe I1JII1 Tparre30111\He MeTorre.
CTAPqEBO II - KapaKTepl111Ie rrpl1cycTBO CBI1X BpCTa YKpalliaBalha
rpy6e KepaMI1Ke. Y KJIaCI1 <jJI1He KepaMI1Ke HeMa rrocyl)a I1pHe 6oje. CJII1Ka
ce ymaBHoM TaMHI1M TOHOBI1Ma, I\OK ce 6eJIa 60ja KOPI1CTI1 caMO 3a
l\o611jalhe rrOJII1XpOMHI1X e<jJeKaTa. MOTI1BI1 CJII1KaHOr rrocyl)a cy yrJIaBHOM
KPI1BOJII1Hl1jCKI1 11 CIIl1paJIHI1. OBa <jJa3a OI\TOBapa MI1JIoj'll1heBoj <jJa3H
III, <jJa311 lIb ,1J;. rapallIaHI1H 11 ,1J;I1MI1Tpl1jeBl1heBoM CTyrrlhy CIIl1paJI0111\ A.
CTAPqEBO III - OBY <jJa3y KapaKTepl111Ie orrllITe orraAalhe CJII1Kalha,
TaKO I\a je 60ja KOjOM ce CJII1Ka BOl\eHaCTa 11 6e3 cjaja. HOBI1TeT je rrojaBa
)I(I1THor KJIaCa Ha rpy60j KepaMI1I1I1, Kao 11 rrJIaCTl1'lHI1 aHTporroMop<jJHI1
11 300MOp<jJHI1 HaJIerrl1l1. Ha I1pBeHOM MOHOXPOMHOM rrocyl)y 113BOl\e
ce ype3aHI1 YKpacl1. Ol\rOBapa <jJa311 IV KOI\ B. MI1JIoj'll1ha, III KOI\ ,1J;.
rapallIaHI1H 11 CIIl1paJI0111\ B CTyrrlhy KOI\ C. ,1J;I1MI1Tpl1jeBl1ha.
OBaj CI1CTeM yHyTpallilhe rrepl1ol\113al111je je rrpBI1 KOjl1 6ap6oTl1H
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yKpacy l\aJe XPOHOJIOllIKI1 oceTlbl1BY yJIory Te pa3BoJ CTap'leBa'lKe
34 TaKo3BaHa <rainbow ware '
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rrOCTaBlbeHe CrrMpane, 'IeCTO BemlKe KOJe rroHeKall 3aY3MMaJY l1eny BMCMHY
rrOcYlle. Boja ce lbycrra, M HaHen je y rraCTY03HMM HaHOCMMa. Y CBMM
KnaCaMa KepaMMKe 'IeCTO ce jaBlbajy 6MKOHM'IHM 06nMI1M.
<pMHAJI (?) - C. ):(MMMTpMjeBMh OBY <j>a3y CTaBlba rroll 3HaK rrMTalba
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M rrpeTrrOCTaBlba lIa ce pallM 0 XOPM30HTY lIereHepal1MJe CTap'leBa'lKe
KynType, a lIa ce y HeKMM perMjaMa CTBapa rrpena3HM XOPM30HT M3Mel')y
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paHor M cpeillber HeonMTa, rile ce Ollp)!(aBaJY HeKe ollnMKe CTap'leBa'lKe
KynType y perrepToapy rpy6e M lIenMMM'IHo MOHoxpoMHe KepaMMKe. Y
OBOj <j>a3M M30cTaje cnMKalbe.
AyTOp OBe rrepMOIIM3al1Mje TaKol')e rrpellBMl')a lIa he ce y OKBMPY
<j>a3e MOHOXPOM HaKHallHO M311BojMTM cTapMjM MOHOXPOM A M Mnal')M
MOHOXPOM B XOPM30HT, Koje Beh M311Bajajy HeKM ayTopM (Minichreiter
1992).
ITp06neM ce jaBlba KOII npaKTH'IHe ynOTpe6e OBe nepMOIIH3al1Mje,
nOlllTO cy Kao THnonOlllKH oceTlbHBe Y3eTe CTHnCKe MaHM<j>eCTal1Hje
Koje ce jaBlbajy cpa3MepHO peTKo: KanlbM'laCTO cnHKalbe 6enOM 60jOM
(yrnaBHoM 0,1% Oil yKynHor 6poja <j>parMeHan), npeBna'lelbe CHonOM
rpaH'IMl1a M CnM'IHO ):(MMMTpMjeBMh M311Baja pa3nM'IMTe BpCTe cnMKaHMX
MOTMBa y 3ace6He <j>a3e, lIlTO ce y BpeMe Kalla je xpOHonOlllKM CMCTeM
Hacno 'IMHMnO jellMHO Moryhe M rrOTnYHO onpaBllaHO. Y HOBMje BpeMe,
HapO'lMTO Oil 06jaBlbMBalba Hana3a ca AH3a6erOBa, lIaBllapa, KOBa'leBa
MnM ):(Olbe BpalbeBMHe YBMl')a ce lIa ce y MCTO BpeMe jaBlbajy pa3JIM'IMTM
MOTMBM YKpalllaBalba y HeMCl1prrHMM KOM6MHaI1MjaMa. Calla M3rnella
lIa MMa BMllle orrpaBllalba cBpcTaBaTM OBY pa3HoBpcHOCT y perMoHanHe
oKBMpe M 1I03BonMTM Behy IIMHaMMKY y OBOM rrornellY.
llITo ce TM'Ie MOHoxpoMHe <j>a3e, 3a KOjy caM Ka)!(e lIa je
XMrrOTeTM'IHa, M3rnella lIa jy je C. ):(MMMTpMjeBMh YBeo y CBOj CMCTeM
CTyrrlbeBalba npe nOli npMTMCKOM orrlllTe rrpMXBaheHor npelly6el')elba
lIa CMrypHO Mopa rroCTojaTM <j>a3a npBe "npaKepaMMKe" jellHocTaBHe,
HeYKpallleHe, YTMnMTapHe KepaMMKe rpy6lbe <j>aKType, Hero lIoKa3M
Koje je rrperr03Hao y MaTepMjany MnM nMTepaTypM. M y OBOM cny'lajy ce
jacHo nOKa3yjy Hepa3pellleHa rrMTalba rropeKna HeonMTa Ha BanKaHY.
YOCTanoM, M nocneillba <j>a3a OBe rrepMOIIM3al1Mje 03Ha'leHa Kao <PM Han
CTaBlbeHa je nOli 3HaK nMTalba Oil CTpaHe ayTopa. OH rrpeTnOCTaBlba lIa
6H Taj XOPH30HT Tpe6ano O'leKHBaTH, C 063MPOM lIa y TO BpeMe lIona3H
110 rOTOBO HenpHMeTHe CMeHe CTap'leBa'lKe H BHH'IaHCKe KynType. OH
npeTnocTaBlba lIa y OBOj <j>a3M HellocTaje cnMKaHM yKpac, OBor nyn, 'IMHH
ce, nOli YTHl1ajeM HaCTynajyhe BHH'IaHCKe KynType Koja je cnHKaHH yKpac
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pa3BHna TeK npell KpaJ CBor pa3BOJa.
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cnHKaHor yKpaca, a npeManH 3Ha'la) CaIlP)!(HHH opHaMeHTanHor cHcTeMa.
Ha Taj Ha'lHH HCTOBpeMeHa pa3HonHKOCT Koja je Mopana nocTojaTH Ha TaKO
BenHKOM npOCTpaHCTBy KaKBO je jyroHcTo'lHa EBpona 6HBa nOTHCHYTa H
3aHeMapeHa.
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l1elIY rroBpIllMHY cy,J:Ia - BpeMe Ka,J:Ia y HeKMM perMJaMa CTapqeBaqKa
KylITypa Tpaje rrapalIelIHo ca B11HqaHCKOM. O,J:lrOBapa <j>a3M AH3a6eroBo IV.
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M3 eHrlIeCKor Ha3MBa 3a rlIaBHe eTarre HeOlIMTCKor pa3BoJa Ha l1eHTpalIHoM
EalIKaHY, 6MlIO je YClIOBlbeHO He caMO ClIMqHO YCBojeHoM HOPMOM y
fpqKoj M EyrapcKoj apxeolIorMjM, Ben M 360r lIaKIlle KOMYHMKal1Mje
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is, of course, personal, but includes the most important models and
theories. Both indigenous- and immigrant-oriented theories are presented.
Neolithic subsistence has been widely debated and the author agrees with
those whose opinion is that it must have represented a decline compared
with Mesolithic subsistence. There is no consensus, however, among
archaeologists regarding the motives for the transition towards poorer
nutrition. The drop in nutrition was probably predictable to those who
were making it and yet they accepted it. It is assumed that the increase of
population must have demanded longer working hours in order to provide
sustenance. In the discussion of the reasons for the new subsistence
practices, it seems that one important detail has always been taken as a
consequence rather than the cause for sedentization - early agriculture
and consequently the invention of pottery and polished stone tools (or
rather: a well-wrapped Neolithic package). The author proposes that the
introduction of nutrition supplements in infant diet, and earlier weaning
might have been the key reasons for experimenting with wild cereals, which
took place in different locations in the wider Mediterranean region since
the end of the last glaciation. This experience was accumulated throughout
the following millennia and resulted eventually in the sedentary way of life
and agriculture as the dominant subsistence basis. Due to its benefits to
the young the "Neolithic package" has innate appeal that would have been
recognizable and understandable to all. At the same time, carrying out this
cultural transfer represents no harm to the communities that disseminate
the knowledge.
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example is the famous site ofJericho, which lies close to the Dead Sea on
the salt-rich Jordan river.
A necesse est commodity (yet one so perishable from archaeological
records), salt has been taken for granted and overlooked in discussions
about the problems of the genesis of the Neolithic. The importance of
trade and exchange in the Neolithic period has been discussed amply
in archaeological literature, often dealing with obsidian, flint, quartz,
sulphur, bitumen, spondylus, cinnabar etc. However, proper attention has
been paid neither to the use of salt nor to the trade and exchange of this
indispensable commodity. The most probable explanation for this is its
abovementioned perishable nature and the relative abundance of salt in the
regions of primary Neolithisation.
Salines and places of salt trade and exchange are usually marked by
salt-related toponyms such as Saltzburg, Salona, Salies-de-Bearn, Salisbury,
Halle, Hallein, Hallstatt, Tuzla or Tuz Gala. For example, there are more
than twenty places throughout Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Macedonia
named "Slatina", and most of them are associated with Neolithic sites.
The importance of salt as a vital commodity has already been
recognised by Gordon Childe, who explained the golden finds from
Merseburg by the exchange and "commercial importance" of salt (Childe
1929: 244). These findings, however, belong to a much later period of
prehistory. Paradoxically, the significance of salt has been neglected in
studying the cultures of the Neolithic - the time of the sedentization of
human populations and the domestication of animals and plants. Except
for the brief notes concerning salt trade (e.g. Sherrat 1976; Anati 1962;
Gimbutas 1991) there have been no attempts to explain the connection
between salines and the Early Neolithic settlement pattern.
If salt were recognized as a vital for Neolithic communities, then the
spatial distribution of the Starcevo culture would look rather different but
also be easier to understand. Generally evenly distributed in the ecosphere,
salt is scarce in the Central Balkan area. This fact is to be taken into
consideration regarding the settlement pattern of the Starcevo culture. Its
core region is located in a salt-starved region, but the bordering regions
contain salt-rich areas. The mixture of cultural phenomena is evident in
salt-rich regions of the Starcevo-Karas-Cri~ complex which speaks in favor
of their involvement in lively trade and exchange.
The vast region of the Balkans is speckled with sites of the Early
Neolithic that have similarly ornamented painted pottery. From Podgorie,
Albania in the southwest to Kovacevo, Bulgaria in the east and from
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motifs that can be found on these objects. The most frequent are zigzag
lines, diagonally placed steps, molded breasts and sometimes female
busts. Regardless of the technique of decoration, steps find their place on
almost every altar and house model of the Early and Middle Neolithic
of SE Europe. Another striking feature exclusively found on altars is the
association of squares and circles in 3D. Numerous examples show that
the basis of an altar always bears a circular recipient. Sometimes, as we
can see from altars from Donja Branjevina, diagonal lines are carved into
or moulded on the lower side of a base. The example from Obrez, Serbia
(Brukner 1960) demonstrates the longevity of this phenomenon. This piece
is dated to the end of the Starcevo culture, and there are opinions that it
coincides with the beginning of the Vinca culture.
Spectacular findings from Lepenski Vir - not the famous stone
sculptures, but altars discovered in Neolithic layers of the site - show how
deep into 3D thinking about abstract forms such as square, cube, sphere and
other 3D dimensional forms the pot makers of the Early Neolithic plunged
(Srejovic 1971). Mounted on a pedestal, represented by a cube-shaped home
(domus), similar to those from other Early Neolithic sites in Macedonia,
there is a recipient in the form of a square wrapped over a sphere! The
question of the relationship between these finds and the Mesolithic strata
of Lepenski Vir, also an important issue, is not discussed.
In that case of the pot from Giannitsa the height of the motif is
almost identical to the radius of the pot. Since there are more examples of
the same strategy from the same period (Fig. 37/2) we could agree that this
is definitely not a mere coincidence. In order to achieve such a decoration
on a pot one would have to be well aware of the basics of geometry.
In order to demonstrate the complexity of this way of thinking
the author presents one of the approaches to solving the legendary
mathematical problem of squaring the circle. If a circle with radius Ix is
rotated along a surface for 180 0 the line between points A and B will equal
1t (Fig. 36). If we draw a semicircle with the radius AC=AB+l and extend
the radius of the right circle until it bisects the semicircle at a point D then
2
we will obtain the equation AB x BC=BD which would solve the problem
of the squaring of a circle since AB = 1t and BC = 1. The bizarre fact is
that the pot from Giannitsa shown at Fig. 31/1 has a diameter of the lip
identical to the circle 2r=AC; the dimensions of the metopes are identical
to the square produced above, and the base of the pot identical to the circle
with the radius Ix.
It is clear that Neolithic potters were not aware of this dilemma in
the form quoted above, and that they did not decide on the height of the
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The author suggests that it is plausible to argue that the affinity towards
complicated geometrical calculations with squares painted on the pottery
of the Lake District and Central Balkans, represented on altars, censers
and house models, originates from the tradition of house building from
the beginnings of the Neolithic in the primary Neolithization zone, or
more precisely its northern part.
The devotion to a permanent home and its benefits could have been
celebrated in this way by newly settled humans. But, if we remember that
among other benefits of the transition to a sedentary way of life and food
production the most important and visible one was a population boom and
much better chances of raising healthy offspring, then we must agree that
the Neolithic 'new deal' must have had much more impact on women than
on men. It is likely that in the course of Neolithization women acquired
key roles in the domestic realm. Their new duties were probably focused on
the household: food preparation, storage planning, the upkeep of children
and the elderly, the organization of social life in the village. All of a sudden
the woman became a decision maker. The process of sedentization has
been observed in the 1960ies in the Huottuja, a hunter-gatherer society
of Southern Venezuela. M. Melnyk (1993) informs us that women had
the decisive role in determining the transition to a sedentary way of life.
Numerous Neolithic female figurines associated with domus seem to
confirm the newly acquired self-respect.
Pottery making was, according to some authors (eg. Vitelli 1999),
probably another one of women's new activities and interests. If so, the
ornamental system on Early Neolithic pottery must have been an expression
of the lady of the house. The entire symbolic system preserved on pottery
fragments with squares and circles, zigzag motifs and complex geometry,
most probably represents women's rational and yet also emotional statement
praising the idea of domus and the settled way of life. The power of this
idea, visualized through squares, circles and geometry, could be felt on the
fact that it had been dispersed across continents and sustained for a long
time. Recorded on pottery of the early Neolithic Near East and Europe we
have an ideological system which shows that the abstract thinking of the
inhabitants of these regions was well developed. It also shows an awareness
that this way of thinking made them prosperous.
It is probably unwise to expect that the proof for cultural links
among the populations of the Balkans and Anatolia would emanate merely
from identical color used to paint pots, or a preference towards a particular
type of inclusion on the clay or the shape of pots. On the other hand the
way of thinking that could have lain behind the geometry on the pottery,
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and well published multilayered settlements that lived through many phases
in the central area of the Starcevo culture resulted in investigators working
either with just few sites where two phases were partially overlapping
or making their periodizations on the basis of stylistic and typological
analyses of the pottery.
Various authors were engaged in rethinking the Starcevo culture
periodization. The author mentions just few of them: V. MilojCic, D.
Arandelovic-Garasanin, M. Garasanin, S. DimitrijeviC, D. SrejoviC, H.
Todorova and 1. Vajsov, L. Thiessen, and the author. Each one of us has
contributed to the understanding of the earliest Neolithic culture of the
Central Balkans.
The chronological system proposed by V. MilojCic (1949) that opened
up the question of the periodization of the Starcevo culture was conceived
taking into account the pottery collected in the investigations conducted
by M. Grbic in 1928 and V. Fewkes and R. Ehrich in 1932 at the type-site of
Starcevo. His results indicate that there was an expectation that the complete
evolution of this culture had been present at this site. Thus the contents of
the lowest layers of prehistoric humus and the pits without painted pottery
were used to define the earliest phases of the Starcevo culture including all
shapes and all types of decoration of the coarse pottery. If this opinion of
V. Milojcic is proven correct then it can only be due to his archaeological
intuition, because the facts were not yet in.
The periodization of D. Arandelovic-Garasanin, like the periodization
of V. MilojCic, is based on the study of material from the type-site of the
Starcevo culture. It is also obvious here that the class of coarse pottery
is regarded as chronologically insignificant as it is stated that all types of
ornaments on coarse pottery are present in all three phases identified at
Starcevo. In the phase II white and dark paintings appear simultaneously
which is confirmed on other sites as well and it is suggested that rectilinear
and curvilinear painted motifs are synchronous. It seems that for the
chronological determination of pottery in this system of periodization the
external surface treatment of fine pottery is more important and the way of
painting and selection of motifs and colors is of lesser importance. In this
manner the phase IIb is distinguished on the basis of predomination of
dark color without more detailed classification of the motifs.
Since 1960s and particularly since the discovery of the pre-Neolithic
Lepenski Vir culture in 1969 there was a split between those seeking
the origin of the Neolithic way of life in the south of the Balkans and in
Anatolia and those, led by D. Srejovic, the excavator of Lepenski Vir, who
are of the opinion that the origins of the Starcevo culture of Early and
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Middle Neolithic should be looked for within the Lepenski Vir culture
(Srejovic 1979). The keystone of the latter opinion is certainly the discovery
of numerous pottery fragments encountered not only at Lepenski Vir but
also at other sites of the Lepenski Vir culture. In the meantime a number
of studies have been published (Radovanovic 1996; Boric 2002; Boric and
Miracle 2004), suggesting the possibility of the overlapping of the Neolithic
and Mesolithic populations in this area. These suggestions have been made
on the basis of the radiocarbon dates from Mesolithic and Neolithic strata
and also the discovery of the pottery on the floors of a few trapezoidal
houses typical of the Mesolithic culture of Lepenski Vir. Unfortunately,
D. Srejovic is no longer with us and those who persist in his views on the
origin and chronology of the Early Neolithic are unwilling to accept the
possibility of spatial and temporal contact between the Mesolithic cultures
in the Iron Gates and the Neolithic farmers. The dispute between these two
groups of archaeologists has slowed down to a great extent the development
of Serbian Neolithic archaeology, turning it back to the origins of the
Neolithic and keeping it there. The periodization suggested by D. Srejovic
(197l) is based in its initial phases on the material discovered at Lepenski
Vir in what he labels as an (indisputably) Neolithic layer. These are the
horizons Lepenski Vir IlIa lower segment and IlIa upper segment as well
as Lepenski Vir III. The rest of this system is completed on the basis of the
pottery from other Starcevo culture sites. The division of the Early Neolithic
in the central Balkans in two main stages - Proto-Starcevo and Starcevo
- is in harmony with attempts to introduce the Middle Neolithic phase
in the evolution of the Neolithic of all southeast Europe. Thus the Proto-
Starcevo phases are attributed to the Early Neolithic i.e. the beginning of
the evolution of the Neolithic. According to D. SrejoviC this was caused by
the ideal micro climate of the Iron Gates.
This system of internal periodization is the first one to give a
chronologically relevant role to barbotine ornamentation by dividing
the evolution of the Starcevo culture into periods before and after its
occurrence. However, just as V. MilojCic and D. Arandelovic-Garasanin
were criticized for only working with the material from Starcevo, so this
periodization could be criticized as the Proto-Starcevo phases I and II are
distinguished only on the basis of the finds from Lepenski Vir, layers IlIa
lower, IlIa upper and IIlb. Since the lack of barbotine pottery and painted
ornaments on one hand and domination of red monochrome pottery on
the other is chronologically rather insensitive for the Starcevo culture
the phase "Proto-Starcevo I" cannot be confirmed. Only if the site had
been investigated to the greatest possible extent and if comprehensive
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thin walls, often with fine slip. The decoration of such vessels represents one
of the highest achievement of this epoch. Although there is no conclusive
evidence for the durability of either class of pottery it is generally assumed
that 'luxury ware' was not used for cooking, which would have prolonged
its life span. According to some researchers, coarse pottery (cooking ware)
lasts up to three years, while the other class could have been handed down
for few generations (Arnold 1985) causing what we might label as a 'luxury
ware effect'. Unfortunately, without systematic radiometric direct dating of
pottery we cannot explore this possibility.
The author believes that the elaborate geometric ornamental system
must have had substantial importance in the Neolithic system of thinking
on the basis of the very presence of this kind of display ware throughout
the large areas of the Balkans and Anatolia (N.N. Tasic 2007).
The following periodization is the result of a thorough study the
author has made of the pottery material of the southeast Europe from
Cluj to Thessalonica and from Tuzla to Bucharest. In the absence of
more radiocarbon dates, this is yet another attempt to systematize the
pottery, only this time with more attention to neighboring regions and
also the available 14C dates. One of the most important steps forward
in understanding the chronological sequence of the Starcevo culture
and the Neolithic of the central Balkans was the systematic excavation
at Anzabegovo. This site has remained the most Significant multilayered
Neolithic settlement to the north of Thessalonica and to the west of the
Struma valley. Two independent teams carried out the excavations
Simultaneously: one was directed by M. Garasanin (1979) and the other by
M. Gimbutas (1976). However, their interpretations of the chronological
sequence were in disagreement. It was M. Garasanin's conviction that there
must have been a mix-up in the recording system of the American team
so there leading to an inversion of phases II and III. Not only because M.
Garasanin had a reputation as an excellent field director who worked for
decades in the region, but also on the grounds of pottery assemblages from
other Neolithic sites with stratigraphic sequences it is our opinion that his
chronological sequence should be accepted as the more plausible one. This
opinion is also substantiated by radiocarbon dates (N.N. Tasic 2006). The
importance of the site of Anzabegovo is also due to the fact that at least
the initial phases of the Early Neolithic in the central Balkans could be
perceived here in an unbroken order (phases Ia-c /II).
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Simple pottery shapes and the domination of fine pottery are the
distinguishing elements of this phase. Fine pottery often has slip, which
is sometimes polished. A particularly significant phenomenon is the
occurrence of diverse geometric motifs, which obviously have a central
role in the symbolic system of this society (Tasic 2007). White painted
pottery with ornaments organized in square metopes also appears in the
fine pottery class. There are also ornaments with motifs of drops (forming
geometrical shapes such as squares and lozenges), tremolo lines, zigzag
motifs and triangles. The quality and durability of painted ornament in
this phase is often emphasized by different authors. The coarse pottery is
sometimes decorated with lines, nets or impressions. It corresponds to
Anzabegovo Ia -Ie. M. Garasanin refers to this period as the Gura Bacului
phase (1979). It is probably possible to discern further sub-phases.
The following sites can be attributed to this phase: MagareCi Mlin-
Apatin, Donja Branjevina-Odzaci, Divostin I, Rudnik 1, Stubica-Derdap,
Velesnica-Derdap, VIa sac (Neolithic stratum), Padina-Derdap,
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Spirals painted in dark color are the most striking motif of this phase.
They are often executed with great care and geometrical precision. The skill
applied in positioning running spirals around the spherical or conical pot
demonstrates the importance of this motif. It also reveals that geometry
has retained its Significance and vitality since the initial phases of the
development of this culture. Another important feature is the reappearance
of white painted decoration. This time the color applied is without luster
and rubs off. The motifs are identical to those painted in dark colors. The
spiral terminating in the form of a 'paw' is a Significant indicator of this
phase. The coarse pottery is decorated with all techniques and combination
of techniques as well as by emulating the motifs of painted ornamentation.
It corresponds to Anzabegovo III.
Sites: Ciglana-Dobanovci, Cukar- Gumniste (Pavlovac), Curga-
Ludos, Damnjanov Kladenac-Jagodina, Dubocaj-Grocka, Crnokalacka
Bara, Dubrava I- Knjazevac, Gladnice Ib-Gracanica, Krusevac-Centar,
Ribnjak-Becej, Rudnik IV, Sajan-Dombos, Drenovac lIb, Supska-Cuprija,
Salitrena PeCina- Valjevo, Valuge- Knjazevac, Velika Cesma-VrtiSte (NiS),
Zmajevac-Smederevska Palanka.
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AHaAonl1ja 12, 13, 19,21,40- 46, 55, 125, 127-130, 132-134, 136,137,140,142
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93,96, 102, 118, 130, 131, 133
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119,120,122, 127- 133, 137 OI1CepHa o6ana - Hoca 75, 76, 80
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