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Organic Residue and Vessel Function Analysis from five Neolithic and Eneolithic sites in Eastern Croatia

This chapter presents the results of the GC-MS analysis of absorbed residues from 30 ceramic sherds obtained from five early Neolithic (c. 6000-5100 BC) and Late Eneolithic (c. 3300-2500 BC) sites in eastern Croatia (Slavonia region): Tomašanci-Palača (Starčevo and Baden cultures), Franjevac (Kostolac culture), Vučedol (Baden and Kostolac cultures), Ervenica and Damića gradina (Vučedol culture). The study aims to explore the relationship between shape and function of vessels from the studied sites. Interpretation of the results presented in the chapter has been carried out by comparing the results of the GC-MS analysis with information regarding vessel morphologies and contexts of deposition. Additionally, the results of use- alteration and faunal remains analyses, when available, have been taken into consideration in order to achieve a more holistic approach to the study of vessel function.

GC-MS ; vessel function ; Neolithic ; Eneolithic

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