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BALKAN DIALOGUES
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: 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
I. RETHINKING GROUPS AND CULTURES
LATER BALKAN PREHISTORY : A TRANSCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE / JOSEPH MARAN
ETHNICITY AS A FORM OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION : NOTES ON THE MULTIPLICITY
OF UNDERSTANDINGS OF A CONTESTED CONCEPT / HANS PETER HAHN
THE TRANSITIONS BETWEEN NEOLITHIC AND EARLY BRONZE AGE IN GREECE, AND
THE "INDO-EUROPEAN PROBLEM" / JEAN-PAUL DEMOULE
LET'S STOP SPEAKING "CULTURES"! : ALTERNATIVE MEANS TO ASSESS HISTORICAL
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PREHISTORIC BALKANS / ZOII TSIRTSONI
A TRADITION IN NINE MAPS : UN-LAYERING NIGER RIVER POLYCHROME WATER JARS
/ OLIVIER P. GOSSELAIN
II. IDENTITIES IN TRANSITION
SOCIO-SPATIAL ORGANISATION AND EARLY NEOLITHIC EXPANSION IN WESTERN
ANATOLIA AND GREECE / MARTIN FURHOLT
NEGOTIATING IDENTITIES AND EXCHANGING VALUES : NEOLITHIC POTTERY
PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION IN THESSALY / ARETI PENTEDEKA
INHERITANCE, POPULATION DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL IDENTITIES : SOUTHEAST
EUROPE, 5200-4300 BCE / JOHANNES MUILLER
CULINARY LANDSCAPES AND IDENTITY IN PREHISTORIC GREECE : AN
ARCHAEOBOTANICAL EXPLORATION / SOULTANA VALAMOTI
III. FRONTIERS AND BOUNDARIES
NEOLITHIC ASSEMBLAGES AND SPATIAL BOUNDARIES AS EXEMPLIFIED THROUGH THE
NEOLITHIC OF NORTHWESTERN TURKEY / MEHMET OIZDOGAN
CULTIVATING IDENTITIES : LANDSCAPE PRODUCTION AMONG EARLY FARMERS IN THE
SOUTHERN BALKANS / SUSAN E. ALLEN
ERASING BOUNDARIES OR CHANGING IDENTITIES? : THE TRANSITION FROM
EARLY/MIDDLE TO LATE NEOLITHIC, NEW EVIDENCE FROM SOUTHERN SERBIA /
JASNA VUKOVIC
PRACTICING ARCHAEOLOGY AND RESEARCHING PRESENT IDENTITIES IN NO MAN'S
LAND : A VIEW FROM THE TRI-NATIONAL PRESPA LAKE / MAJA GORI, PETRIKA
LERA, STAVROS OIKONOMIDIS, ARIS PAPAYIANNIS AND AKIS TSONOS
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
Index
acculturation 156
adzes 206-7
Aegeo-Anatolian Chalcolithic 20
Aga ;ii culture 199-200, 201, 204
Aggelarakis, Anagnostis 262
Agia Triada 75
agricultural calendars 227-9
agricultural practices 214;
Early Neolithic (EN) 214;
Linearbandkeramik (LBK) 216
agricultural settlements 123, 181,
201,213
Agrokipiou 148
Aktoprakhk 120, 200, 202, 203, 206
Albania 3, 57, 64, 254;
archaeobotanical dataset 216,
218-19; archaeology in 254, 255;
Early Neolithic (EN) sites 215
Albanian Cultural Revolution 257
Alexander the Great 261, 262, 265-6
alignment 105
altars 243, 247, 248, 250
Anatolia 20; archaeology in 198;
Neolithic research in 197-8;
settlement plans in 120-1
Anatolian theory 54, 118
ancestral homelands, cereals of 172
Ancient Illyria 260
animal fodder 229
animal husbandry 25, 26, 28, 123, 179,
201; see also farming economy
anthropology 85; cultural 21, 22; and
ethnicity 39, 49; social 21, 22
anti-diffusionism 22-4
antiquity: classical 2; Greek 3
Appadurai, Arjun 134
Apsalos 180, 182, 183
archaeobotanical remains 170, 171-3,
179, 181,182,186, 216
archaeological culture 5-8, 9, 21,
61; flaws in concept of 21, 65, 76;
methodological considerations 66-7
archaeological data 249
Archaeological Museum of Korce 262
archaeological narrative 258, 267
archaeology: Aegean 2; Anglo-
American 1; Balkan 3-4, 198; critical
267; as cultural appropriation 9;
culture-historical 3; and ethnicity 39,
49; and ethnography 85; European 2,
18; German 3; and the media 261-3,
267; popular interest in 265-6, 267;
processual 19; protohistorical 52;
Serbian 4
architecture 2; and settlement layout 114
Arkadikos 179
Arne, Ture 59
A§agi Pmar 120, 121, 200, 202, 204,
206-7, 209
A§ikli 117, 123
Attica-Kephala culture 73, 74-5, 76
Austro-Hungarian Empire 258
autochthonism 20, 25, 54, 60
Avgi 179
axes 207
Babi6, Stasa 4, 8
Bademaga^i 112, 120
Baden culture 57
Balkan Chalcolithic: Chalcolithic
Dikili Tash 71-3; Chalcolithic-Final
Neolithic cultures in Southern Greece
73-6; late Chalcolithic “KGK VI”
67-71
Balkanism 17, 257
Balkano-Carpathian zone 27
Balkan prehistory 5, 18; culture in
64-5
272 Index
Balkans: archaeology in 3-4, 198;
Early Neolithic (EN) sites in 214;
marginalization of 3; negative
stereotype of 18; partitioning of 65,
214; significance of term 1
Balkan Wars 256-7
Bargin Hoyiik 112,120, 200, 201, 203
barley 185, 214, 218, 229, 233
Barth, Fredrik 43, 45, 46-7
Baudrillard, Jean 42
Bell Beaker Culture 7
Berve, Helmut 60
Bichrome wares 147, 148
bindweeds 231
Binford, Lewis 22-4
bioarchaeology 198
bitter vetch 185, 214
Black burnished ware 145
Black on red ware 145, 243
black painted pottery 259-60
Bogaard, Amy 216
Boleraz culture 56
bone objects 207
Bosnia 160-1, 164
boundaries: cultural 197-8; social
85-6, 89, 92, 250
boundedness 21, 29
Bourdieu, Pierre 133
Bratislava bowls 73
bread wheat 183, 214; see also wheat
species
Bronze Age 21, 74; Early 56; Early
(Early Helladic I) 56-8; Early,
Middle, and Late Helladic 54-5;
Greek 54; Late 57; subdivisions of 54
Brown on cream ware 145
Bulgaria 56, 57, 64, 74, 201;
archaeobotanical dataset 216-17,
218; Early Neolithic (EN) sites 215
burial customs 122, 209; cremations
203; in Marmara region 202-3;
sub-floor 117, 122
Butler, Eliza Marian 2
Can Hasan I, III 117, 121
carinated bowls 147
Carpathian Basin 112
Carpathians 56
Caskey, John 58
(Jatal Hoyiik (East and West) 117,121,
122,123,124-5, 177
cave habitation 131
celts 206-7
ceramic archaeometry 8
ceramics 8; Minyan ware 59; see also
pottery
cereal grains 173, 180, 184, 185, 214,
219, 231; of ancestral homelands
172, 182-4; harvesting 229; winter
crops of 232; see also wheat species
Cernavoda III 56
chaîne opératoire 104,106,136, 140,
143, 149
Chalcolithic 67-71; Central European 57;
see also Balkan Chalcolithic
charring 173,181,182
chemical analysis 8,135,140, 260
chickpea 214
Childe, Vere Gordon 5-8, 24
chisels 206-7
chronology 3, 7, 17
Çilingiroglu, Çiler 124
clay objects 207; see also ceramics;
pottery
climate change 114
clustered neighbourhoods 117, 124
Cold War 3, 254
Coleman, John 56, 73, 74
colonialism 5, 40, 40-1
colonisation 156; internal 156; in
Neolithic settlement communities 124
Coming of the Greeks hypothesis 2, 52,
53-5, 61
commensality 147
commodity exchange 134; see also
pottery exchange
communality 147
communities of practice 104, 105
cooking vessels 184
Copper Age 19, 21
Corded Ware Culture 6, 7, 60
corn dollies 174
Cornelian cherries 175
correspondence systems 114-15,123-5
Çoçkuntepe 204
cremations 203
Crete 19, 53, 54, 112, 171,178,
183, 233
critical archaeology 267
critical theory 267
crop package concept 214, 231, 233
crop production 175
crop selection 213, 214
crop weed ecology 224-5
crop weeds 213, 227-9
Cukar 242-3
Index 273
Çukuriçi 112, 120
culinary traditions: and cultural identity
170—4; Greek 169-70, 184-5;
non-plant ingredients 172; plant
ingredients 172; prehistoric 170, 171;
and settlement patterns 172; wild
plant foods 172
cult-tables 206
cultural anthropology 21, 22
cultural boundaries 197-8
cultural complexes 73
cultural-historical approach 17, 20,
65, 116
cultural identity 21; and food 169-74
culture: Balkan 17; in Balkan prehistory
64-5; diffusion of 17; of Dimini
66; Greco-Roman 53; historical
2; Karanovo 66; Krivodol 66;
Mycenaean 6; Rachmani 66; see also
archaeological culture
culture areas/provinces 61, 214, 231, 233
Dalmatia 3
Danube Valley 74
Dardanelles 200
Dark-Faced Burnished Ware 124
dark-surfaced wares 200
décor organization in pottery 90-1
Degirmenlik Mevkii 200
demographic pressure 114
depopulation, possible reasons for 56-7
descriptive culture history 5
Deshayes, Jean 59
destruction, concepts of 52-3, 58
Diaz-Andreu, Margarita 5
Dietler, Michael 8
diffusionism 3, 18, 20, 25, 27, 28, 29;
alternative to 22-4
Dikili Tash 56, 57, 71-3, 177,178;
pottery vessels from 72
Dimini culture 66, 74, 145, 148
diversity: in the Balkans 65; within
communities 21; cultural and
political 8
Divostin 161
DNA analysis 26, 60-1
Donje Mostre 164
Dorian invasion 60
Düring, Bleda Serge 117
Early Neolithic (EN) sites 214, 231,
233-4
Ebersbach, Renate 115
economic innovations 28, 29
Ege Gübre 120
einkorn 182, 183, 214, 218
emigration 156
emmer grain 180, 181, 182, 183, 214
engagement 105
Enlightenment 2
Epirus 56
Erbaba 121
ethnic cleansing 4
ethnic identity 20, 38, 40-1, 44, 46
ethnicity 5, 38; and autonomy 38;
in the Balkans 4; and colonialism
40-1; constructivist 42-6;
constructivist approach to 48;
four understandings of 48; functional
understanding of 48, 49; modernity
of 39, 46-8; primordialist notion of
39-42, 42, 47; social principle of 47;
transnational 40
ethnoarchaeological data 249
ethnography 44, 45, 85, 148, 157, 158;
and diet 173—4
ethno-history 157
ethnology 5, 8
exchange networks 58, 149; as
structured connectivity 147
Ezero-Karanovo VII 57
fallow 216, 230, 231
family units 157; see also households
farming economy 9, 29, 123; in
the Aegean 24-6; Neolithic 172;
secondary 23; spread of 18, 19
Ferguson, James 47, 115
fermented beverages 184
Fertile Crescent 25
feudal system 116
field preparation 213, 232
figurines 209; in Marmara region
204-5; at Pavlovac-Cukar 242
Fikirtepe culture 116, 120, 200, 202,
204,205, 206, 209
fireplaces, in households 157-8, 162
fishing 26
flax 173,180, 214, 228
fortifications 58
Fotiadis, Michael 4
founder crops, Near Eastern 214
founding myths, Spartan 60
Franchthi Cave 19, 112
functionalism 38
functional weed ecology (FIBS) 214, 216
274 Index
Galini 74
Garasanin, Milutin 241
gathering 26
Geertz, Clifford 45
genetic studies 60-1
geography, cultural 3
Ghirsman, Roman 59
Giannopoulos, Theodoros 60
gift exchange 134; see also pottery
exchange
Gimbutas, Marija 56
glume wheat species 179-80, 182, 183,
184,185; see also wheat species
Gori, Maja 77, 186, 254
grapes 173, 176,177
grasspea 214, 218
Greater Albania 257; see also Albania
Greece 118, 254; in Antiquity 2;
archaeobotanical dataset 216, 217;
centrality of 2; Chalcolithic-Final
Neolithic cultures in 73-6; coming
of the Greeks to 2, 52, 53-5, 61;
culinary traditions in 169-72,
184-5; in the Dark Ages 57, 60;
Early Neolithic (EN) sites 215; 4th
millennium BCE hiatus argument 56;
Indo-European migrations hypothesis
55; Neolithic communities in 54,
112-13; as part of Mediterranean
Europe 3; Republic/Kingdom of 64
Greek Miracle 60
Greenfield, Haskel 29
grey-on-grey ware 132
Grey ware 145, 147, 148-9
grog tempering 148
gum arabic, used in pottery painting
96-7
Gupta, Akhil 41, 49
Habsburg monarchy 256
Hacilar 120
Halki 1 143, 146, 148
Halstead, P. 147
Hamilakis, Yannis 2, 4
Hanson, Julienne 115, 116,123
harvest festivals 174
harvesting 99,159, 172,174, 213, 214,
216, 219, 220, 229-33; of cereals
and pulses 229; practices of 229-33;
of wild plants 175,177, 185
Helladic 57
Hellenists and Hellenism 2, 53, 58, 60
Herbich, Ingrid 8
Herder, Gottfried 40
heterogeneity 123
Hillier, Bill 115,116, 123
history house system 118, 121,122
Hoca Qc$me 200, 201, 204, 206-7
Hodder, Ian 118
homogeneity 21, 29, 149; of crops 214;
internal 42
house burning, intentional 181
households: as archaeological feature
157; and house size 160-5; and
inheritance 158-60; as social
institution 156-8; structural
comparisons 160-5
House of Tiles 58
Hungary 56
hunter-gatherers 123,174,177
hunting 26
hybridization 26, 244; of Early and
Late Neolithic features 245-7; in
Pavlovac-Cukar ceramics 245-9;
in pottery traditions 245-6, 248,
249-50
iconography 122
identity: and Aegean archaeology 2;
archaeological 260-1; Balkan 4,
257, 258; in clay 148-9; collective
40, 46, 136; concepts of 29; culinary
172, 186; and culture 21, 169-74;
“domus” 174; embodied dimensions
of 9; ethnic 20, 38, 40-1, 44, 46;
farmer 174-5, 177; group 150;
and landscape production 213;
local 260-1; negotiation of 9; and
plant food selection 184; racial 20;
relational construction of 232; self- 9;
social 213
Ilipmar 120, 200, 203
imaginations 105
imperalism 40
Impresso Decoration 124
incised decoration 200
Indo-European migrations
hypothesis 55
inheritance rules: changes in 163,165-6;
diversity in 164; and the household
158-60; as social institution 156-7
Institute for Transbalkan Cultural
Cooperation (ITCC) 254, 255,
258-60, 263
Institute of Archaeology of Tirana
255,259
Index 275
interactions, and reproduction of
practice 104
intercultural contacts 20
interethnic conflict 255
interviews, for ethnographic survey
264-6
invasions 52, 57
isotope analysis 198
Ivanova, Maria 77, 186, 234
Izmir 200
Jenkins, Richard 44
Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 3
Karadziö, Radovan 4
Karanovo blades 204
Karanovo culture area 66, 68, 72, 199,
201,204,214,216
Karlowitz Treaty 256
Kephala 76
Kerameikos Polyandrion of Ancient
Athens 262, 263
Kerbschnitt 248
KGK VI sites see Kodzhadermen-
Gumelnha-Karanovo VI cultural
complex
Kleitos 179, 180, 182, 183
Knossos 112
knowledge: translation of 24;
transmission of 27
Kodzhadermen-Gumelnila-Karanovo
VI cultural complex 67-71, 74; 14C
dates from 68, 70, 71
Kohl, Philip L. 20
Kopy toff, Igor 134
Kosharna 68
Kö§k Höyük 121
Kosovo 257
Kossinna, Gustaf 4, 20, 61
Kossinnian Model 61
Kotsakis, Kostas 131, 147
Kremasti Koiladas 180, 182
Kreuz, Angela 224
Krivodol culture 66
Kultur der Bandkeramik 6, 7; see also
Linearbandkeramik (LBK) culture
Kulturkreislehre 20
Kum Tepe 56
Kurugay Höyük 120
Kythnos 111
labour theory of value 134
land management 213
landscape creation 231
landscape production, and identity 213
language: Finno-Ugrian 61; and identity
40, 43; Indo-European 52, 53, 54,
61; original 52
Late Helladic 59
Latour, Bruno 22, 135
LBK culture see Linearbandkeramik
(LBK) culture
lentils 180, 181,214
Lerna 58, 120, 121
Lesbos 200
limitic structure 45-6, 48
Limnochori 175
lineage markers 179
Linear A 54
Linear B 53, 169
Linearbandkeramik (LBK) culture 6, 7,
116, 216, 220
Linear Pottery Culture, see
Linearbandkeramik (LBK) culture
Liqenas/Pustec 255-6, 258, 263;
ethnographic survey in 264-6; flag
258, 260; photograph 259, 263
lithic industry, in Marmara region
203-4
Lüning, Jens 7
Macedonia 4, 56, 112, 120, 254, 257,
258; Avgi site in 179; Greek 57, 257;
Greek Western 65; during the Ottoman
period 256
Macedonian Republic see Macedonia
Macedonization 257
Machiavelli, Niccolö 41
Magoula Tsalma 145, 146
Makri 179
Makriyalos 179, 180, 181
Makrychori 2 145, 146
Maligrad Island Archaeological Project
9, 255, 256, 268; archaeological
excavations 259-60; cemetery
260-1; ethnographic survey
263-6; geographic survey 258;
Greek-Albanian archaeological
project 258-60; photograph 259;
topographic survey 258
Maiiq III 57
Mallory, James 57
Mandalo 56
Maniatis, Yannis 77
Marinova, Elena 183, 216, 224, 234
maritime mobility 18-19
276 Index
Marmara region 112, 120, 198,
199-200, 201, 202; bone and clay
objects in 207; burial customs
in 202-3; comparative table
of Neolithic assemblages 208;
figurines in 204-5; lithic industry
in 203^; Neolithic communities
in 209; polished stone artefacts in
206-7; pottery traditions in 205-6;
symbolism in 204-5
Maroulas 111
marriage networks 148
Marx, Karl 134
Masson, Vadim 59
material assemblages, balkanizing
198-9
material culture(s): comparison of 60-1;
distribution of 85-6; in early pottery
Neolithic communities 123-4; formal
variation in 243-4; homogeneity of
124-5; and limitic structure 46; in
Neolithic Thessaly 134-5; patterns
in 8; reflecting Early/Middle to Late
Neolithic transition 241-2; and
society 9; spatial patterning of 21
materiality, of landscape 231, 233
Maussian gift 133
Mavropigi culture 65
media, and archaeological finds
261-3, 267
Mediterranean diet 169
Mellaart, James 118
Mente§e 120, 203
Merenta 76
Mesolithic, Aegean 25
Mesolithic hunter-gatherers 123
Mesopotamia, urbanization in 28
metallurgy 19, 20; copper 27, 28, 29;
Copper Age 27-9
Middle Ages, Early European 52
Middle Helladic 58-9, 59
migrant farming 201-2
migrations 52, 53, 55, 58, 59, 60;
gradual 241; in Neolithic settlement
communities 124; Vin£a 240
Mikrothivi 56
millet 183-4
Milosevic, Slobodan 4
Minyan ware 59
modernity, and ethnicity 46-7, 48
Moreau, Christophe 77
Mound Culture 67
Miihlmann, Wilhelm 45-6
Müller, Karl Otfried 60
multiculturalism 257, 268
multilingualism 257
multivocality 266-7
Mycenaean civilization and culture 6,
59, 60
nationalism 4, 8; Balkan 258; cultural 5
naviform core technology 111
Nea Nikomedeia 65, 120
Neolithic assemblages: comparative table
208; comparisons between 202-7
Neolithic communities and settlements
9: Aegean, 24-26; in Anatolia
197-202; archeological prejudices
regarding 115-17; Southeastern
European 21; in Turkey and Greece
112-13
Neolithic cultures, identification of
197-8
Neolithic expansion 123-4; in Central
Anatolia 111-14
Neolithic package 123-4
Neolithic pottery production 131-3
neolithization 19, 27, 216
networks: of exchange 135; marriage
148. See also pottery networks
New Macedonian Question 254, 268
Nicholas, George P. 9
Niger River polychrome pottery
tradition (NRPT) 8, 85; large-scale
propagation of 103-4; mapping of
86-7; ornamental practices 91-2.
See also pottery traditions
non-correspondence systems 114-15,
123-5
Novakovid, Predrag 3
Oberlin, Christine 77
Ohrid Lake 254
Okoliste 160-1,162, 163, 164
olive oil 169,170, 185
Opovo 181
orientalism 17
Orlitsa 71
ornamental techniques for pottery 92-4
othering 42
Ottoman Empire 256-7, 258
Otzaki 118, 148
Ouriakos 200
painting materials for pottery 96-7
painting tools for pottery 94-5,104
Index 277
palaeoenvironmentai evidence 213
Paleolithic autochthonous theory 60
Palioskala 56, 74
Paparisto, Kolë 224
partible inheritance 158-9, 162
pastoral economy 57
Pavlovac-Cukar 242-3
pea 180, 184,214, 218
Peloponnese 58
Peloponnesian War 262
Pels, Peter 118
Pendik 120, 201,204
Perlés, Catherine 133
petrographic analysis 8, 132, 135,
136, 140
Petromagoula 56
Petromagoula-Doliana group 73, 74
Philhellenism 2
Phtiotis 56
Pit Grave Culture 60, 61
plant cultivation 25, 26, 173. See also
farming economy
plant food ingredients, and identity
169-74
plants: and culinary practices 172; as
diet enhancers 173; used for healing
practices 172, 175
plant taxa 220, 222, 224-5
Platia Magoula Zarkou 143, 145, 146,
148-9
polished stone artefacts 206-7
Poljanica Platoto 224
Polychrome wares 147, 148
population densities 159
population movement 159; from the
Steppes 57
population values, Europe/Near
East 166
post-colonial theory 5
postmodernism 267
poststructuralism 267
pottery: and archaeological culture
21; as artefact 131; Bichrome wares
147, 148; Black burnished ware 145;
black-on-red painted pottery 145,
243; black painted pottery 259-60;
Brown on cream ware 145; Dark-
Faced Burnished Ware 124; dark-
surfaced wares 200; decoration of
90-1, 163-4; distinction in functions
of 133-6; emphasis on 17; grey-on-
grey ware 132; Grey ware 145, 147,
148-9; grog tempering 148; Minyan
ware 59; neolithic 8; ornamental
techniques, 92-4; painting materials
96-7; Polychrome wares 147, 148;
red-burnished pottery 243; Red
monochrome pottery 143, 145,
147; red-on-red painted pottery
243; Red-on-White Painted Pottery
124, 143; Red-Slipped Burnished
Pottery 124; red-slipped wares 200;
Scraped ware 143, 147, 148; shapes
of 88-90, 99-101, 205-6; techniques
for 99-101, 124; surface-finishing
245-6; tempering materials 97-9;
tools for painting 94-5; tools for
shaping, 101-3; water jars 86-7, 91;
pottery exchange 124; in Neolithic
Greece 133; in Neolithic Thessaly
136, 140; information on sites
included in study 137-9; in Neolithic
Thessaly, research questions and
methodology 136, 140; in Thessaly
131-2
Pottery Neolithic (PN) settlements 112,
117,124,201,204
pottery networks, in Neolithic Thessaly
140,143, 145-6
pottery traditions: as culture 85; data
selection for mapping 86-7; Early
Neolithic (EN) 247-9; local 135,
136; mapping of 106; study area
87-8; in Marmara region 205-6;
poorly or imperfectly made pottery
247-9; and shared ethos 134-6; and
technological style 243^4; see also
Niger River polychrome pottery
tradition (NRPT)
practice theory 114
Pre-Pottery Neolithic (PPN) settlements
111, 112, 114, 202; in Central
Anatolia 121-2; social organisation
in 117-21
preservation, by charring 173,
181,182
Prespa Lake region 254, 257, 266;
map 255, 256
prestige objects 9
primogeniture 158-9, 162, 164
primordialist notion of ethnicity 38, 42,
47; see also ethnicity
protohistory, European 2
proto-Minyan 59
Proto-Sesklo/Sesklo culture 214, 216;
see also Sesklo
278 Index
pulse species 169, 173,180, 185, 186,
214; harvesting 229
Qosja, X. 224
Rachi Panagias 56
Rachmani culture 66, 73, 74, 76
Red-burnished pottery 243
Red monochrome pottery 143,145, 147
Red-on-red painted pottery 243
Red-on-White Painted Pottery 124, 143
Red-Slipped Burnished Pottery 124
Red-slipped wares 200
refiring tests 136
Reingruber, Agathe 25
Renfrew, Colin 1, 19, 20, 54
Revenia 230-1
Rhodopes 71
roadside farming 231, 233
rock paintings 259
Roman Empire 52
Romania 56, 67, 68
Sahlins, Marshall 39
Sakarya basin 200
scanning electron microscopy/SEM 132
Schafer, Eva 224
Schmidt, Erich 59
Scraped ware 143,147, 148
seasonality 227-9
Secondary Products Revolution 27-9
self-identification 40
self-identity 9, 44; see also identity
self-image 45
self-perception 44
Serbia 161, 257
Serbian archaeology 4
Servia 1 120
Sesklo 118, 121, 179, 199; see also
Proto-Sesklo/Sesklo culture
settlement plans 119,120-1, 159, 213;
Central and Southeast Europe 162;
and culinary traditions 172; flat/
extended 178-82; house clusters 159;
longhouse patterns 165-6; Okoliste 2
and Divostin Ila/IIb 160-1; in South
Central Europe 165
Shah Tepe 59
shaping techniques for pottery
99-101, 105
shaping tools for pottery 101-3
Sherratt, Andrew 28, 29
Sintashta culture 59
Sitagroi IV-V/Dikili Tash III 57, 71-3
Skala Sotiros 184
Smyadovo 68, 71
social anthropology 21, 22
social capital 9, 231
Social Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
see Yugoslavia
social institutions 121-2, 156,166
social memories 122
social networks, transspatial 124
social systems, instabilities in 164
socioeconomic organisation 178-9
sociology 85
socio-spatial systems 114, 123-4, 125
sowing time 213-14, 216, 220,
227-9, 232
spelt wheat 183, 184; see also
wheat species
Starcevo culture 116, 124-5, 199
Starôevo-Vinca transition 240-2; at
Pavlovac-Cukar 243; in pottery
traditions 245-6, 249-50
Steppic Theory 58, 59, 60
straw production 229, 232, 233
stylistic evolution 56
sub-floor burials 117,122; see also
burial customs
subsistence patterns 213
symbolic capital 4, 122
symbolism 9, 122, 204-5
systems of value 121-2
technological progress 18-19
tell-sites 67, 68, 131, 147,178-82;
abandonment of 67; plant
foods at 178-82
tempering materials for pottery 97-9
Tepecik-Çiftlik 121
Tépé Hissar 59
terebinth nuts 180
Theopetra Cave 146, 148
theory of practice 133
Thessaly 56,118, 230-1; Neolithic
pottery production in 131-3; pottery
production in 124; see also Sesklo
Thrace 112, 120, 200, 201, 202; bone
and clay objects in 207; Bulgarian
65; burial customs in 202-3;
figurines in 204-5; lithic industry in
203-4; polished stone artefacts in
206-7; pottery traditions in 205-6;
symbolism in 204-5; see also Makri
time, as dimension 66
Index 279
Todorova, Maria 1, 17
transculturality 22-4, 29
trans-regional networks lié
Treaty of Berlin 257
Tripolie culture 6
Troy I 57
Tsangli 143, 146, 148
Tsapocha 148
Tsepi, cemetery at 76
Tsirtsoni, Zoï 7, 86
Tureng Tépé 59
Turkey: expansion from 57;
Neolithic communities in 112-13;
Northwestern 56, 57, 199-202,
207; spatial boundaries in 199-200;
Western 111, 112, 113
ubiquity values 224-7
Ugurlu 200, 201, 204
Ulucak 112,120
uprooting 229, 233
urbanization 28
Vadarska Banovina 257
Valamoti, Soultana Maria 234
Valtrovic, Mihailo 3
value(s): labour theory of 134;
Neolithic 146-8; in the practice of
exchange 134; ubiquity 224-7
van der Veen, Marijke 181
Vangjeli, B. 224
Varna culture 71
Vasié, Miloje 3
vegetative ruderals 230
Ventris, Michael 53
vessel shapes, in study of pottery
traditions 88-90, 106
vetches 173, 185, 214
Vinöa culture 165, 240
Vinöa migration 240
vinöanization 241
Visoko Basin 163-4
Visviki 148
Vosteen, Markus 19, 22
wall paintings 117, 121, 122
war chariots 59
water jars 86-7, 91; see also pottery
weed assemblages 8, 220
weed ecology 233; functional
214,216
weed height 229-30
weeds, reproductive strategies of 230
weed seasonality 227-9
Wenger, Etienne 104, 105
West Africa, ethnic identity in 40-1
Western Anatolia 112, 122
wheat species 182-5, 232; see also
glume wheat species
wheeled vehicles 19, 20, 22, 23-4
wild plant foods 169, 172, 173, 177,
185; and farmer identity 174-5, 177
wine fermentation 177-8, 184
winter cropping 229, 231
winter wheat 232
World War II 257
Wulsin, Frederick 59
Wylie, Alison 9
xenophobia 4
X-ray diffraction/XRD 132
X-ray fluorescence/XRF 132, 140
Yabalkovo culture 65
Yarxmburgaz 200, 202, 206, 209
Yenikapi 200, 201, 202, 204
Ye^ilova 120
Yugoslavia 3, 64, 254, 257, 258
Yugoslav Wars 4, 258
Yunatsite 68
zea 185
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CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES VII
LIST OF TABLES X
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS XI
BALKAN DIALOGUES: NEGOTIATING IDENTITY BETWEEN
PREHISTORY AND THE PRESENT 1
MAJA GORI AND MARIA IVANOVA
PARTI
RETHINKING GROUPS AND CULTURES 15
1 LATER BALKAN PREHISTORY: A TRANSCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE 17
JOSEPH MARAN
2 ETHNICITY AS A FORM OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION: NOTES ON THE
MULTIPLICITY OF UNDERSTANDINGS OF A CONTESTED CONCEPT 38
HANS PETER HAHN
3 THE TRANSITIONS BETWEEN NEOLITHIC AND EARLY BRONZE
AGE IN GREECE, AND THE "INDO-EUROPEAN PROBLEM" 52
JEAN-PAUL DEMOULE
4 LET'S STOP SPEAKING "CULTURES"! ALTERNATIVE MEANS TO
ASSESS HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PREHISTORIC BALKANS 64
ZOI TSIRTSONL
5 A TRADITION IN NINE MAPS: UN-LAYERING NIGER RIVER
POLYCHROME WATER JARS 85
OLIVIER P. GOSSELAIN
VI CONTENTS
PART II
IDENTITIES IN TRANSITION 109
6 SOCIO-SPATIAL ORGANISATION AND EARLY NEOLITHIC
EXPANSION IN WESTERN ANATOLIA AND GREECE 111
MARTIN FURHOLT
7 NEGOTIATING IDENTITIES AND EXCHANGING VALUES:
NEOLITHIC POTTERY PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION IN THESSALY 131
ARETI PENTEDEKA
8 INHERITANCE, POPULATION DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL IDENTITIES:
SOUTHEAST EUROPE 5200-4300 BCE 156
JOHANNES MULLER
9 CULINARY LANDSCAPES AND IDENTITY IN PREHISTORIC GREECE:
AN ARCHAEOBOTANICAL EXPLORATION 169
SOULTANA MARIA VALAMOTI
PART III
FRONTIERS AND BOUNDARIES 195
10 NEOLITHIC ASSEMBLAGES AND SPATIAL BOUNDARIES AS EXEMPLIFIED
THROUGH THE NEOLITHIC OF NORTHWESTERN TURKEY 197
MEHMET OZDOFLAN
11 CULTIVATING IDENTITIES: LANDSCAPE PRODUCTION AMONG
EARLY FARMERS IN THE SOUTHERN BALKANS 213
SUSAN E. ALLEN
12 ERASING BOUNDARIES OR CHANGING IDENTITIES? THE TRANSITION
FROM EARLY/MIDDLE TO LATE NEOLITHIC, NEW EVIDENCE
FROM SOUTHERN SERBIA 240
JASNA VUKOVIC
13 PRACTICING ARCHAEOLOGY AND RESEARCHING PRESENT
IDENTITIES IN NO MAN'S LAND: A VIEW FROM THE
TRI-NATIONAL PRESPA LAKE 254
MAJA GORI, PETR1KA LERA, STAVROS OIKONOMIDIS,
ARIS PAPAYIANNIS, AND AKIS TSONOS
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| indexdate | 2024-10-18T18:12:40Z |
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| physical | xiii, 279 pages Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten |
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| spelling | Balkan dialogues negotiating identity between prehistory and the present edited by Maja Gori and Maria Ivanova London ; New York Routledge 2017 xiii, 279 pages Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Routledge studies in archaeology 14 Includes bibliographical references and index "Spatial variation and patterning in the distribution of artefacts are topics of fundamental significance in Balkan archaeology. For decades, archaeologists have classified spatial clusters of artefacts into discrete 'cultures,' which have been conventionally treated as bound entities and equated with past social or ethnic groups. This timely volume fulfils the need for an up-to-date and theoretically informed dialogue on group identity in Balkan prehistory. Thirteen case studies covering the beginning of the Neolithic to the Middle Bronze Age and written by archaeologists conducting fieldwork in the region, as well as by ethnologists with a research focus on material culture and identity, provide a robust foundation for exploring these issues. Bringing together the latest research, with a particular intentional focus on the central and western Balkans, this collection offers original perspectives on Balkan prehistory with relevance to the neighbouring regions of Eastern and Central Europe, the Mediterranean and Anatolia. Balkan Dialogues challenges long-established interpretations in the field and provides a new, contextualised reading of the archaeological record of this region"...Provided by publisher Alltag, Brauchtum Funde Geschichte Antiquities, Prehistoric Balkan Peninsula Prehistoric peoples Balkan Peninsula Group identity Balkan Peninsula History To 1500 Ethnicity Balkan Peninsula History To 1500 Spatial analysis (Statistics) in archaeology Balkan Peninsula Social archaeology Balkan Peninsula Ethnoarchaeology Balkan Peninsula Bronzezeit (DE-588)4008357-3 gnd rswk-swf Archäologie (DE-588)4002827-6 gnd rswk-swf Ethnologie (DE-588)4078931-7 gnd rswk-swf Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd rswk-swf Neolithikum (DE-588)4075272-0 gnd rswk-swf Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 gnd rswk-swf Balkan Peninsula Antiquities Balkan Peninsula Social life and customs Balkanhalbinsel (DE-588)4004334-4 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift 2014 Heidelberg gnd-content Balkanhalbinsel (DE-588)4004334-4 g Archäologie (DE-588)4002827-6 s Siedlung (DE-588)4054858-2 s Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 s Neolithikum (DE-588)4075272-0 s Bronzezeit (DE-588)4008357-3 s Ethnologie (DE-588)4078931-7 s DE-604 Gori, Maja (DE-588)1073876063 edt Ivanova, Mariya edt Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-315-67387-5 Routledge studies in archaeology 14 (DE-604)BV037230556 14 LoC Fremddatenuebernahme application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029624257&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029624257&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029624257&sequence=000005&line_number=0003&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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