Communities in Transition : The Circum-Aegean Area in the 5th and 4th Millennia BC

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Communities in Transition : The Circum-Aegean Area in the 5th and 4th Millennia BC

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Communities in Transition brings together scholars from different countries and backgrounds united by a common interest in the transition between the Neolithic and the Early Bronze Age in the lands around the Aegean. Neolithic community was transformed, in some places incrementally and in others rapidly, during the 5th and 4th millennia BC into one that we would commonly associate with the Bronze Age. Many different names have been assigned to this period: Final Neolithic, Chalcolithic, Eneolithic, Late Neolithic [I]-II, Copper Age which, to some extent, reflects the diversity of archaeological evidence from varied geographical regions. During this long heterogeneous period developments occurred that led to significant changes in material culture, the use of space, the adoption of metallurgical practices, establishment of far-reaching interaction and exchange networks, and increased social complexity. The 5th to 4th millennium BC transition is one of inclusions, entanglements, connectivity, and exchange of ideas, raw materials, finished products and, quite possibly, worldviews and belief systems. Most of the papers presented here are multifaceted and complex in that they do not deal with only one topic or narrowly focus on a single line of reasoning or dataset. Arranged geographically they explore a series of key themes: Chronology, cultural affinities, and synchronization in material culture; changing social structure and economy; inter- and intra-site space use and settlement patterns, caves and include both site reports and regional studies.

Contents

I. PREFACE

Acknowledgements

 

INTRODUCTION

 

II. INTRODUCTORY AND OVERARCHING STUDIES

 

Inventing the Final Neolithic              

C. Renfrew

 

Transformation and changes at the end of the Neolithic  

K. Kotsakis  

 

Village nucleation and centralization in the Later Neolithic of Southeastern Europe:   

a long-term, comparative approach   

W.A. Parkinson, W.P. Ridge & A. Gyucha

 

Greece in the fifth and fourth millennia B.C.: searching for the 'missing' fourth millennium. A new approach.

I. Aslanis

 

The shadowy "Proto-Early Bronze Age" in the Aegean

J.E. Coleman & Y. Facorellis

 

Casting doubts on metallurgy and the transition to social complexity: the evidence  

from the Aegean.

M. Mina

 

 

III. THE BALKANS

 

Settlement pattern changes during the central Balkan Copper Age     

A. Kapuran, A. Bulatović & D. Milanović

 

Modeling the black box. Bulgaria in the 4th millennium BC

 I. Merkyte

 

Possible approaches to tracing the fate of the population of the Varna, Kodjadermen-  

Gumelniţa-Karanovo VI and Krivodol-Sălcuţa Cultures.

P. Georgieva

 

Kozareva Mogila, a settlement and a necropolis from the west Black Sea region.

P. Georgieva, M. Popova & V. Danov

 

Chalcolithic settlement at Varhari: one production and trade center in the Eastern   

Rhodope Mountains.               

K. Boyadzhiev & Y. Boyadzhiev

 

The Latest Late Chalcolithic settlement at tell Yunatsite

V. Matsanova & T. Mishina

 

Late Chalcolithic cult tables from tell Yunatsite, Bulgaria

S. Terzijska-Ignatova

 

Rethinking the absolute chronology of South-Eastern Balkans in the later half of the   

5th and in the 4th millennium BC.

M. Kufel & Ł.Pospieszny   

 

Graphite and carbon: relative and absolute chronology between the Aegean and the    

Black Sea in the 5th millennium BC.            

A. Reingruber

 

The lithic technology on the territory between Lower Danube and Marmara region -  

6 th - 5th millenium BC               

I. Gatsov & P. Nedelcheva

 

Synchronization of the Albanian and north Aegean Late Neolithic periods. New data   

from the lakeside dwelling of Kallamas (Albania)

C. Oberweiler, G. Touchais &  P. Lera

 

 

IV.  NORTH GREECE AND THESSALY

 

The chronological and social dimensions of the Late Neolithic I-II and the Late  

Neolithic-Early Bronze Age transitions in a long-lived settlement in northern  

Greece (Dikili Tash, Kavala district).           

Z. Tsirtsoni, P. Darcque, H. Koukouli-Chryssanthaki, D. Malamidou & R. Treui.

 

Transformations of space in the Late Neolithic settlements of northern

Greece.

M. Pappa

 

Visviki Magoula, Thessaly. Reconsidering cultural change from the Arapi to the Dimini phase.

E. Alram-Stern  

   

The role of Theopetra cave in Thessaly Greece, at the end of the Neolithic. Habitual or symbolic use?                  

N. Kyparissi-Apostolika

 

Beyond transition: tracing eventfulness behind the Middle Neolithic-Late Neolithic ceramic divide.

S. Katsarou-Tzeveleki

 

The beast with many heads: assembling bodies and changing history in the fifth millennium BC.

S. Nanoglou

 

 

V.  WEST, CENTRAL AND SOUTH GREECE

 

Demographic Transitions from the Earlier Neolithic Stages until the first Early BronzeAge Settlements in the Plains and Hill-Country of Boeotia, Greece.       

J. Bintliff & K. Sarri

 

Late Neolithic traditions. New evidence from the cave of Sarakenos, Kopais.   

A. Sampson and V. Mastrogiannopoulou

 

Lion's Cave, Hymettus Mountain, Attica: figurines, structures and  material culture associations.

L. Karali, F. Mavridis & D. Lambropoulos

  

The Later Neolithic use of the cave Oinoe IV, at Marathon (Attica, Greece): preliminary report.

A. Mari

 

The end of the Neolithic in eastern Attica: new data from Kontra Gliate (Kiapha Thiti) and Thorikos Mine 3.

M. Nazou

 

The Kastria/Pangali group and the beginning of the Chalcolithic in Southern Greece.

S. Dietz &  P. Bangsgaard

 

Reading social changes in the Late Neolithic/Final Neolithic transition at Drakaina Cave, Kephalonia, W. Greece                

G. Stratouli & O. Metaxas

 

Caves and the landscape of Late Neolithic - Early Helladic I Greece: comparing  

excavation and survey data from the Peloponnese..

D. J. Pullen

 

New evidence for the beginning of habitation at Aigeira / Achaia (Greece).   

W. Gauss

 

Stones, pots... and now ornaments: revisiting the MN/LN and the LN/FN transitions   

at Franchthi.

C. Perlès

 

The EH I cemetery in Kalyvia in ancient Elis.          

J. Rambach

 

Long-distance exchange of melian obsidian: diachronic changes at the cave site of   

Alepotrypa, Greece.

D. Riebe

 

 

VI. AEGEAN ISLANDS, CRETE AND CYPRUS

 

Aghios Ioannis, Thasos: the economy of a small coastal site dated to the second half of the fourth millenium BC.                

S. Papadopoulos, O. Palli, S. Vakirtzi & E. Psathi

 

Neolithic to Chalcolithic transition in the Island of Gökçeada (Imbros).    

B. Erdoğu

 

Land Management in the Final Neolithic/Early Bronze Age? Some tantalizing indications from Southern Euboea.

Ž. Tankosić

 

The Later Neolithic cultures of the Aegean archipelago with special reference to the  Cyclades. Connecting strategies of space use.          

F. Mavridis

 

Strofilas, Andros. New perspectives on the Neolithic Aegean.         

C. A. Televantou

 

The LN and FN phases on Kos and the Alasarna settlement pattern.

M. Georgiadis

 

CRETE

Settlement patterns and social organization in Crete during the Final Neolithic and the beginning of the Bronze Age (ca. 3700-3000 BC).

K. Nowicki

 

The introduction of pressure blade technologies into Crete in the late 4th  millennium BC: where, how and to what end?  

T. Carter

 

The earliest phase of the FN at Phaistos in a wider Cretan context: new perspectives.

S. Di Tonto

 

The FN-EM I transition in south-central Crete: new data from Phaistos.

S. Todaro

 

Gavdos or living on the southernmost Aegean island in the Neolithic cultural horizons.

K. Kopaka & E. Theou   

 

CYPRUS

The entry of Cyprus into the circum-Aegean world and the growth of  regionalism on the island.                     

E. Peltenburg

 

Rethinking the 'Cypriot paradox': socio-economic change in Late Neolithic and Chalcolithic Cyprus.

I. Voskos

 

 

VII.  WEST ANATOLIA.

 

The Middle Chalcolithic Period in the Troad: a new look from Gülpınar.

T. Takaoğlu & A. Özdemir

 

On the marble conical rhyta: new evidence from Yeşiltepe in West Anatolian hinterland.

T. Takaoğlu & A.O. Bamyacı

 

The Chalcolithic period at Yeşilova Höyük.            

Z. Derin & T. Caymaz

 

What follows the Late Neolithic occupation in Central-Western Anatolia ? A view from Ulucak.

Ö. Çevik

 

The Chalcolithic of coastal Western Anatolia: a view from Liman Tepe, Izmir.   

R. Tuncel & V. Şahoğlu

 

Interaction as a stimulus? Çukuriçi Höyük and the transition from the Late  

Chalcolithic period to the Early Bronze Age in Western Anatolia.

B. Horejs & Ch. Schwall

 

The prehistoric culture in Çine-Tepecik and its contribution to the archaeology of the region.

S. Günel     

  

Cave habitations in Chalcolithic Lycia. The case of Tavabasi Cave at Tlos.    

T. Korkut, G. Isin & T. Takaoğlu

 

At the crossroads. Changing Chalcolithic settlement patterns in Phrygia, Eskisehir.  

A. Umut Turkcan

 

 

VIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY

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