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A new research project has been launched to examine interregional trade networks and cultural change in northern Hungary. The Ipoly-Szécsény Archaeological Project focuses on the Szécsény-Ültetés archaeological
site and its surrounding area of the Szécsény Hills in the Nógrád Basin at the northern part of Cserhát Mountain and Ipoly Valley. Although...
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... Szécsény-Ültetés, excavation was carried out on only a small part of the site, but yielded a rich assemblage of finds, including a high pro- portion of decorated fine wares (Fig. 3), pottery fragments with anthro- pomorphic and zoomorphic depictions (Fig. 4, 5), and human face pots, which presumably had a special role in Neolithic culture and ideology (Fig. 6). 22 The import wares include large quantities of Bükk, Szakálhát, Szilmeg and Esztár-style ceramic ware, in addition to several sherds in- dicating even ...
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... There it was found that the Ipoly and Zagyva rivers served as important transport routes in the Early Neolithic. Ceramic and stone materials from Szécsény-Ültetés and several other investigated sites in the region indicate exchange with groups to the east, west and south, including Bükk, LBK, Vinča and Szakálhát (Fábián et al., 2016). ...
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