Abstract
The author analyzes the emergence and spread of geometric microliths with flat pressing dorsal retouch in the Near and Middle East, in the basin of the Eastern Mediterranean and in Eastern Europe. We consider the typology of these products and their role in the Neolithic complexes of Eastern Europe. Author makes analysis of the typology and technology of geometrics and detected primary and secondary centers of dissemination of new technology.
Highlights
EARLY NEOLITHIC POTTERY COMPLEX OF THE UPPER VOLGA CULTURE FROM SITE ZAMOSTJE 2: TYPOLOGICAL COMPOSITION AND CHRONOLOGICAL FRAMES
Annotation: The paper describes the complex of Early Neolithic Upper Volga culture pottery from site Zamostje 2
The analysis revealed that the vast majority of ceramics found during the excavation of site belong to the first stage of development of the Upper Volga culture - ceramics without ornaments and fragments with ornaments comprised of small dots and notches
Summary
EARLY NEOLITHIC POTTERY COMPLEX OF THE UPPER VOLGA CULTURE FROM SITE ZAMOSTJE 2: TYPOLOGICAL COMPOSITION AND CHRONOLOGICAL FRAMES. Ствовали как ведущие типы геометрических микролитов Трапеции также найдены в слое 4 Саби Абьяда, где до конца V тыс. Д.А Крайнов [18, с.58] упоминает 16 гео- одновременном распространении геометрических миметрических микролитов, на самом деле три из них кролитов со стругаными спинками как в Крыму, так и в таковыми не являются.
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