Variability of Post-LBK longhouses ground-plans and interpretation of their spatial relationship in site layouts in the Czech Republic

0447588 - ARÚ 2016 GB eng A - Abstrakt
Řídký, Jaroslav - Končelová, Markéta - Burgert, Pavel - Šumberová, Radka
Variability of Post-LBK longhouses ground-plans and interpretation of their spatial relationship in site layouts in the Czech Republic.
21st Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Glasgow 2015, 2-5 September. Abstracts of the oral and poster presentations. Glasgow: University of Glasgow, 2015 - (Campbell, L.). s. 175. ISBN N.
[Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists /21./. 02.09.2015-05.09.2015, Glasgow]
Grant CEP: GA ČR GA15-16963S
Institucionální podpora: RVO:67985912
Klíčová slova: Post-LBK * Neolithic longhouses * settlement layouts * Stroked Pottery culture
Kód oboru RIV: AC - Archeologie, antropologie, etnologie
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The aim of the paper is to present a large morphological and dimensional range of ground-plans of Danubian tradition longhouses in the region of Czech Republic, dated to the Stroked Pottery culture period (about 5000-4400 cal. BC). After more than a hundred years of research, dozens of different types of houses, in terms of morphology and dimensions, have been identified. They vary in numbers within one settlement, and if they appear in a higher number, it is possible to discern several spatial patterns that differ from the previous LBK period. The next part will focus on the summary and comparison of the results from the SBK sites in Mšeno, Březno u Loun, Hostivice, Jaroměř, Plotiště nad Labem, and Kolín, in order to point out both similarities and differences in the spatial patterns identified within the Czech Republic. The paper will focus on different interpretation models of such patterns and on questions related thereto, i.e. whether the spatial patterns reflect chronological development or whether they rather reflect some form of social relationships.
Trvalý link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0249468