Chipped-stone assemblage of Hotnitsa-Vodopada (eneolithic/Early Bronze Age transition in Northern Bulgaria) and the problem of the earliest "Steppe invasion" in Balkans.

Main Author: Sirakov, Nikolay
Other Authors: Tsonev, Tsoni
Published: Service de Préhistoire, Université de Liège, 1995.
Physical Description: 241-264 : Abb. Taf.
Subjects:
Radiokarbondatierung/Kalibration
Migrationen
Stolična oblast > bul
Weliko Tarnowo (Oblast ) > deu
Warna (Oblast) > deu
Balkanhalbinsel
Kupferzeit/Äneolithikum/Chalcolithikum > de
Steingeräte
Silexartefakte
Kontinuität/Diskontinuität
Verbreitungskarten/Chorologie
Frühbronzezeit > de
Mittlere Bronzezeit
iDAI.gazetteer: Stolična oblast
Weliko Tarnowo (Oblast )
Warna (Oblast)
Balkanhalbinsel
Contained in: Préhistoire Européenne, 7 (1995)

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