Studia Praehistorica 17/2023

Contents

From the Editor

The Aurignacian in northern Bosnia revisited

Sofija Dragosavac

Enclosing the settlement of filling the ditch: The case of A?a??

Eylem ?zdo?an

The transition from the Late Neolithic to the Early Neolithic in northwestern Serbia: Reconsideration and suggestions for future work

Dragan Milanovi?, Marinko Antonijevi?, and Sre?ko ?ivanovi?

Wood construction at the Copper Age tell site of Hotnitsa, north central Bulgaria: Four Late Chalcolithic case studies

Paul Bacoup

The Late Coррег Age building BII-21В at Tell Yunatsite, south central Bulgaria

Kamen Boyadzhiev, Yavor Boyadzhiev, Victoria Haleva, Tzvetana Popova, Juan Jose Garcia-Granero, Monika Jovanovi?, Nadezhda Karastoyanova, Victoria Russeva, Orlene Mcllfatrick, Beatrijs de Groot, Nikolay Sirakov, Ekaterina Mitrinova, Petko Panchov, and Valeri Petrov

Encrusted Pottery Culture ceramic imports in northwest Bulgaria

Georgi Ivanov, Tanya Hristova, Mihaela Zaneva, and Stefan Alexandrov

Gift of the River: A Late Bronze Age sword with cup-shaped pommel from the river Sava

Aleksandar Ja?arevi?

Morphometric analysis of Bronze Age funerary vessels from the necropolis of Mokrin

Mihailo Radinovi? and Marija Kre?kovi? Gavrilovi?

Utopias and myths in time. Review of The dawn of everything: A new history of humanity by David Graeber and David Wengrow. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2021. Pp. 704. IBN 9780374157357 (paper)

Kostas Kotsakis