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Everything fears time, but time fears the circles: 7 tousand years old prehistoric enclosures in land-scape of southern Carpathian Basin

From the Late Neolithic in the 6th millennium BC in Carpathian Basin developed circular fortified settlements, some of which in long term eventually grow into settlement mounds, tells. Our modern perception, which is developed from some of extraordinary examples of settlement mounds dominating the landscape, is only partly accurate since only some tells reached a significant height, and they are usually part of the complex settlement structure which surrounds them. Much more stays hidden in landscape and this presentation aims to investigate changing perceptions on Neolithic landscapes in eastern Croatia and to reconsider the dynamics of human- environment interactions. It will also explore possibilities of landscape reconstructions by mapping the specific Neolithic settlements through aerial remote sensing approaches.

Prehistoric enclosures ; Neolithic ; Sopot culture ; remote sensing ; monument protection

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