The Upper Tisza Project : studies in Hungarian landscape archaeology
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
The Upper Tisza Project : studies in Hungarian landscape archaeology
（BAR international series, 2087-2090）
Archaeopress, 2010-
- book 2 : pbk
- book 3 : pbk
- book 4 : pbk
- book 5 : pbk
Available at / 1 libraries
-
book 2 : pbk202.5||B||208702653293,
book 3 : pbk202.5||B||208802653294, book 4 : pbk202.5||B||208902653295, book 5 : pbk202.5||B||209002653296 -
No Libraries matched.
- Remove all filters.
Note
Various contributors and illustrators
Includes bibliographical references
Contents of Works
- Book. 2. Settlement patterns in the Bodrogköz block
- Book. 3. Settlement patterns in the Zemplén block
- Book. 4. Lowland settlement in North East Hungary : excavations at the Neolithic settlement site of Polgár-10
- Book. 5. Upland settlement in North East Hungary : excavations at the multi-period site of Regéc 95
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
-
book 2 : pbk ISBN 9781407305639
Description
This report, the second in the series from the Upper Tisza Project, examines the lowland zone of the Bodrogkoz Block in northeastern Hungary. After outlining the theoretical and methodological frmaework for the project, the book seeks to "define some of the principle changes in the landscape in Block 2 over the last 12,000 years, and to characterise the main trends in settlement in the Bodrogkoz area".
- Volume
-
book 3 : pbk ISBN 9781407305646
Description
This volume, part of the Upper Tisza Project, investigates settlement patterns in the upland Zemplen region of northeast Hungary and interactions between the region and adjacent lowland areas. In analysing the results the authors conclude that prehistoric settlement in the region was seasonal, and based on the need to gather lithic raw materials. Permanent settlement came in the medieval period, with a monastic and castle dominated landscape of nucleated villages emerging.
- Volume
-
book 4 : pbk ISBN 9781407305653
Description
Reports on excavations which took place in the Summer of 1995 at the Middle Neolithic site of Polgar-10 in northeastern Hungary, as part of the Upper Tizsa Project. The excavations centred on the low-lying part of the site, which would have flooded periodically in the Spring during the Neolithic. The evidence for social practices at the site shows a strong bias towards deposition related to pottery discard. The site produced no evidence for pottery production, primary lithic knapping, grindstone making or plant processing, or of feasting, and it is surmised that these activities took place on the higher hillocks to the north and south of the excavated area.
- Volume
-
book 5 : pbk ISBN 9781407305660
Description
This book, the fifth in the series of reports from the Upper Tisza Project, focuses on excavations undertaken in 1995 at a single upland site in the south Zemplen Mountains. Excavations revealed four phases of dwelling at the site relating to the Neolithic, after a 3000 year gap two Late Bronze Age phases of occupation, and again after a 1500-2000 year gap, early medieval occupation, and the medieval foundation of Regec castle. Conclusions examine the seasonality of prehistoric occupation at the site, and the reasons for the long gaps in settlement.
by "Nielsen BookData"