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Circles in the rye, mounds in the wood: an archaeological story of the enclosed sites in the Northern Balkans

In this paper we will present the latest evidence on enclosed sites in the Northern Balkans, more specifically in the regions of Eastern Croatia and Western Serbia. Our primary interest are enclosed sites of the 5th millennium BC, i.e. those associated with the Late Neolithic and Early Eneolithic cultures in the terms of regional relative chronology. The data on enclosed spaces were collected during last decade by different methodological approaches such as fieldwork, aerial photography, satellite imagery, geophysics, geoarchaeology and excavation. Our aims are: to evaluate current evidence of enclosed sites in the Northern Balkans ; to integrate local and regional research perspectives into multidimensional approach at superregional level ; to bring cultural diversity of enclosed spaces into historical context of their appearance and change.

Enclosed sites ; Neolithic ; Eneolithic ; Northern Balkans

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