(EDS.) M. FURHOLT, M. SZMYT, A. ZASTAWNY, E. SCHALK - The Baden Complex and the Outside World, Proceedings of the 12th Annual Meeting of the Eaa in Cracow, 19-24th September 2006, Studien Zur Archäologie in Ostmitteleuropa, Band 4

Bonn, Wydawnictwo Poznanskie. 2008. (ISBN: 9783774935990). Hardcover, 30x21 cm. Book, ISBN: 978-3-7749-3599-0 Description: hardback, 298 pp. phots. drawings Condition: very good Weight: 1490g. The Baden Complex (3600-2900 calBC) denotes a set of traits in the material culture that has evoked a great deal of interest in the research of Late Neolithic/Eneolithic/Chalcolithic period. It is highly relevant to our understanding of this period in Eastern Central Europe, representing a time when major changes occurred in the archaeological record, marking an important step on the way from a Neolithic to an Early Bronze Age Society. What lies behind these cultural phenomena, how do we conceptualise the "Baden Complex" and how does it interact with other archaeological complexes? These questions are addressed by the papers included in this volume. In the last years exciting new discoveries have been made and also research on dierent aspects of the Baden Complex has taken place, much of which was presented at the Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) in Cracow 2006. All papers discussed there have been included in this book. It unites a wide range of research activities from a highly international community into one volume. Preface of the series' editors Preface The Baden Complex: General Views Martin Furholt Culture History Beyond Cultures: The Case of the Baden Complex Maximilian O. Baldia, Douglas S. Frink and Matthew T. Boulanger Problems in the Archaeological Legacy: The TRB/Lengyel-Baden Conundrum Claudia Sachße Baden Cultural Identities? Late Copper Age Funerals Reviewed The Baden Complex: Regional Views Tünde Horváth Balatonõszöd - an Unusual Baden Settlement? Róbert Patay, Katalin Herbich, Pál Sümegi Late Copper Age Settlement of Ecser (County Pest, Hungary): Archaeological and Environmental Archaeological Investigations Kitti Köhler The Physical Anthropological Characterization of the Population Connected to the Baden Culture in Hungary Eva Horváthová About the Development of the Baden Culture in the Region of the Northern Tisza River in Slovakia Jana Suteková The Jevisovice Culture in Slovakia Pawel Valde-Nowak An Isolated Grave of the Baden Culture in the Beskidy Mountains Andrzej Pelisiak The Jurassic Flint Type G in Central Europe in the Late Neolithic (3100 - 2300 BC) The Baden Complex and the Outside World Lolita Nikolova Balkan-Anatolian Cultural Horizons from the Fourth Millennium BC and Their Relations to the Baden Cultural Complex Christian Mayer Mappings of the Late Neolithic Cultures in the Austrian Danube Region Albert Zastawny The Baden and the Funnel Beaker-Baden Settlement in Lesser Poland Agnieszka Przybyl Badenization of the Late Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture Societies between Oder and Vistula Basins in the Light of 14C-Datings Malgorzata Rybicka Settlement, Chronology and Economy of the Funnel Beaker-Baden Society in Kujavia and the Gostynin Lake District Marzena Szmyt Baden Patterns in the Milieu of the Globular Amphorae: Transformation, Incorporation and Long Continuity A Case study from the Kujavian Region, Polish Lowland Hanna Kowalewska-Marszalek The Most Distant Outskirts. The Baden Elements in the Zlota Culture (Little Poland) Piotr Wlodarczak Corded Ware and Baden Cultures. Outline of Chronological and Genetic Relations Based on Finds from Western Little Poland Maximilian O. Baldia, Douglas S. Frink and Matthew T. Boulanger The Earthen Long-Barrow of Dzbán, Moravia, Czech Republic and its Implications for the Interaction between the Nordic Funnel Beaker and the Southern Baden Culture Mikhailo Videiko Baden Culture Influences to the East of the Carpathian Mountains. New/No Jacket.