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The Oxford Handbook of Neolithic Europe

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by Chris Fowler


  social context 850–1, 884–6

  techniques 844, 860, 877

  Scandinavia 877–9, 881–5, 1006

  Schematic style 843–6, 850–1

  Valcamonica–Valtellina area 701, 857–67, 966

  rock-cut tombs 182, 702, 816, 906–8, 962, 970–2

  domus de janas 971–3

  hypogea 611, 785–6, 905, 970, 1037

  tomba a forno 961

  tombe a grotticelle 962, 971

  roe deer see deer

  Røkke 878, 884

  Romagnano Loch 699

  Romania 391, 645

  dating of tells 238

  see also Iron Gates region, Muntenia

  Romigny 488, 493

  Roque Fenestre 703, 713, 716

  Roquemengarde 704, 712, 713, 718

  Ross Island 713, 716–7, 1098

  Rössberga passage grave 1009

  Rössen culture 5, 10–1, 124, 201, 994

  longhouses 278, 282, 284

  Röszke-Ludvár 628

  Rothley 470–1, 1039

  Roucadour 387, 398

  roundels 201, 766, 768–9, 773, 774 see also Kreisgrabenanlagen

  routines 14–15

  rhythm 448–9

  subsistence 376–7, 389–401, 752–4

  use of domestic space 280–1, 328

  Rowden 731

  Rückstrom theory 605–6

  Rudna Glava 73, 158, 170, 201, 685

  Rudston 468

  Rupe Magna di Grosio 860–1

  Russia

  amber 658–61

  Copper Age 675

  pottery 203–6

  rock art 871–2, 879

  steppes 196–7, 203

  Saaremaa Island 420

  Sabatinovka 158

  Saint-Véran 703

  Sălcuţa culture 158, 941 see also Salcuţa-Krivodol-Bubanj Hum

  Sălcuţa tell 238, 241

  Salcuţa-Krivodol-Bubanj Hum 246, 677

  Saliagos 648

  salt trade 202, 652, 1103–4, 1106

  Salzkotten-Oberntudorf 767, 776

  Salzmünde 576, 766, 998

  Sammardenchia 387, 395

  San Cristoforo delle Vertighe 702

  San Marco 185, 787–8

  Santa Barbara 785–6, 905

  Sant’Anna 787

  Santa Tecchia 387, 397

  Sardinia 183–5

  burial practices 611, 971–3, 980

  metals 702–3

  obsidian 92–3

  statue-menhirs 972–3

  Sarsa 387, 397

  Sarup 796, 797, 799, 800, 801–3, 805–7, 827

  Sarup Gamle Skole 797, 799, 1016

  Sarup type enclosures 1009, 1016

  Šašinci 929, 931

  Saspów 500

  SBK (Stichbandkeramik, Stroke-Ornamented pottery) culture 5, 200–1, 275, 278, 281, 556, 566–7, 773, 766

  Scaloria see Grotta Scaloria

  scalping 993, 1018

  Scandinavia 5

  amber 657–68

  Bell Beakers 608

  bog hoards 721

  burial practices 223, 1005–19

  diet and economy 218, 366–7, 373, 437–9, 746–7

  DNA 143

  enclosures 795–808, 1086

  houses and settlement 346–55

  isostatic uplift 42

  megaliths 816–22, 826

  metal use 75, 679, 714, 716–7, 720

  Neolithization 216–9

  pottery 573–86

  rock art 872, 877–9, 881–5

  stone axes 515, 522, 526

  see also Battle-Axe culture; Ertebølle culture; Funnel Beaker culture; Pitted Ware culture; Single Grave culture

  Scania see Skåne

  Schela Cladovei 158, 386, 393, 417

  Schematic style rock art 843–6, 850–1

  Schipluiden 362, 367, 368, 370, 438

  Schletz see Asparn-Schletz

  Schönstedt 998

  Schwanfeld 100, 279, 282

  Schwell(balken)bauten 298

  Scord of Brouster 334, 431–2, 440

  Scotland

  climate 30, 33–5

  diet 365, 441

  houses 329–34, 464, 1077

  megalithic monuments 822, 824

  population levels 148

  pottery 589

  rock art 873

  see also Britain and Ireland; Orkney Islands; Shetland

  sea levels 41–3, 217

  Black Sea 42

  Mediterranean 177

  seafaring 41 see also maritime colonization

  seasonality 447–57

  Šebastovce 929, 944

  secondary products 159, 181, 393

  secondary products revolution 401, 415, 755, 969, 1058

  sedentism

  consequences of 388, 430, 1073, 1079

  and domestication 255–6

  pre-Neolithic 81, 130, 178, 195, 216–7, 265, 543, 582, 660, 900

  see also architecture; domestic space; houses

  Seeberg 295

  Seekirch-Stockwiesen 109, 295

  Sélédin 518

  Selevac 386, 392, 393, 624, 625

  Serra Cicora 961

  Serra d’Alto 785, 961

  Serra del Palco 787

  settlements 12–14, 1054–9, 1063–4, 1095

  Bell Beaker 612–13

  Britain and Ireland 329–39, 729–30, 736–7, 739–40

  burials 930–44, 960, 991–2, 996–7, 1017

  central Europe 107–8, 199, 201, 202, 278, 295–7, 766

  density 169, 296, 1096

  eastern Europe 203

  lakeside 35–6, 108, 111, 114, 291–304

  in the landscape 35–40, 68, 93, 107, 295–6, 339, 345, 350, 353, 840, 843

  layout 74, 166–9, 243, 259–60, 280–2, 301, 350, 450, 452, 766

  Mediterranean 181, 185, 694, 781–90

  patterns of occupation 296–7, 561

  population size 66, 70, 263, 317, 388, 1097

  size 72, 82, 91, 159, 295, 347, 1097

  south-east Europe 63–75, 157–9, 388, 685, 1103–4

  horizontal 236, 238–40, 243

  tells 66, 70–2, 74–6, 235–47, 1095

  Scandinavia 345–55

  submerged 42

  task-specific areas 302, 753

  villages see lake villages

  see also early Neolithic, settlement; enclosures; houses; late Neolithic, settlement; middle Neolithic, settlement; sedentism; Siedlungskammern; Tripolye settlements

  sexual differentiation

  and age 160–2, 562, 753

  in art 841, 905, 92, 964, 966–7, 975

  in place or presence of burial 455, 610, 902, 937, 962, 991

  in burial position 114, 115, 610, 937, 942, 989, 1014, 1032, 1101,

  in diet 373–6

  in grave goods 168, 562, 611, 946, 962, 989, 1014

  see also males; females

  SGC see Single Grave culture

  shaft-hole axes 75–6, 678, 927, 942–3, 946

  shafts, mining 501, 503–7, 698, 720, 1036, 1083

  shamanism 467, 885

  Shanidar Cave 674

  sheep 122, 129, 397–8, 413

  Britain and Ireland 127–8, 597

  diet 366, 389, 393

  domestication 64, 746

  as grave goods 934, 943

  for meat 393–4, 397–8, 400

  in Mesolithic/pre-Neolithic contexts 101, 124–5, 185–6, 197, 1078

  for milk 400–1, 546

  penning 399

  predominance 392–3, 397, 401, 753, 1058

  symbolic importance 749, 751–2, 900, 908

  wool 76, 389

  shell figurines 630, 647–8, 902

  shellfish 217, 223, 364, 365, 413, 416

  shell middens 125, 216, 218–21, 223–4, 345

  shell ornaments 40, 160, 644–5, 648–50, 681 see also Glycymeris glycymeris Linne (Dog cockle); Spondylus gaederopus Linne (Spiny oyster); ornaments

  shells
/>   exchange networks 82, 170, 415, 639–42, 645–52, 898

  impressions on pottery 90, 93, 204, 539–41 see also Cardial

  production 642–5, 649

  as temper 473, 538

  Shetland 334, 338, 522, 822

  Sicily 90, 92, 183, 185, 523, 608, 611, 961

  ‘Sickle God’ 946

  Sidari 89

  Siedlungskammern 296–7

  Siggeneben Süd/Stengade II group 576, 578

  Silbury Hill 612

  silver 677, 678, 681–2, 702, 703, 716

  Single Grave culture (SGC) 348, 352, 355, 491, 576, 580, 584–6, 1014, 1018–9, 1098–9

  Sion 387, 398, 470

  Sipplingen-Osthafen 292, 295

  Siracusa 779–80

  Sitagroi, Greece 238, 241, 626, 640–2, 647–8

  Sitochoro 2 623

  Skåne 349, 351–2, 575–6, 578, 664–6, 1005

  Skara Brae 327, 334, 470

  Skateholm 419, 658

  skills and identity 159–63, 449, 453–4, 485, 488, 490, 510–1

  Skogsmossen 347

  Skoteni/Skoteini caves 386, 394, 938

  Skotino Cave 929

  Skraeppekaergård 348

  skulls

  animals 464, 751, 754–5, 785, 806, 905, 908, 931, 933–5

  display of 805, 831, 898

  in enclosures 799, 805, 996, 998, 1015, 1035

  plastered 263

  removal and secondary deposition 263, 822, 831, 903–4, 927–8, 931, 936, 941, 961, 1010–11, 1027

  worked skull-caps 993, 1018

  Skumparberget 439

  slag 696–9, 702–3

  Slatina 241, 386, 391, 629, 929, 931

  Slieve Breagh 333

  slit-shaped pits 770, 772

  smelting 696–7, 699, 702–3, 716

  social identity see identity

  social networks 64–5, 67–8, 76, 169–71, 203, 283–4, 555, 566, 685–6, 787, 808, 1082, 1086, 1094, 1106–7 see also exchange networks

  social organization

  complex societies 169, 216, 415, 685, 1094–6, 1098–1100, 1106–7

  equality 317–22

  hierarchy 168, 866, 941, 1059, 1101

  see also households

  social status 75, 246, 279, 318, 697, 753, 943, 946 see also prestige goods

  Somerset Levels 525, 1038, 1083

  Somogyvár 675

  Sopot 71, 645

  Soufli 929, 930, 938

  south-eastern Europe 6, 1051–3

  animals 389–94

  burial practices 680–6, 927–48

  figurines 161–2, 621–32

  horizontal settlements 68–9, 166–8, 238–40, 242–3, 388

  houses and households 163–5, 257–8, 1055–6

  metals and metallurgy 73–6, 162, 170, 201, 515, 675–8, 680–6

  mobility and networks 67–77, 169–70, 644–8, 650–1, 1059–62

  Neolithization 42, 63–7, 87–9, 184, 536–46, 1052–3

  personhood 159–62, 632, 946

  plant use 72, 389–91

  pottery 160–1, 537–46

  tells 70–3, 166–8, 235–47, 258, 388

  southern Europe see Italy; Mediterranean region; Spain; Portugal

  Spain 185

  animal husbandry 386, 396–8, 401

  burial 814–15, 914–5, 972–4

  Bell Beakers 608, 1098

  flint and flint mining 485–6, 504–6, 510

  Neolithization 93, 178, 183, 185, 224

  plant use 396

  rock art 839–51

  settlement and houses 260, 1098

  see also Iberia

  speleothem luminescence 34

  Spiennes 487, 500, 505, 521, 713 see also Petit-Spiennes

  spiral pendants and copper spirals 677–8, 713–4

  spiral ornaments (pottery, rock art) 469–70, 558, 566–7, 829, 848, 860–1, 866, 875

  spirits 464, 747, 936, 978, 987, 1039 see also ancestors

  Spodsbjerg 438

  Spondylus gaederopus Linne (Spiny oyster) 75–6, 639–42, 645–52

  as grave goods 990–1

  jewellery 934

  production 642–5

  Spong Hill 736–7

  Square-Mouthed Pottery culture (VBQ) 5, 788–90, 860

  St Michel 126, 815

  stable isotope analysis 34, 40, 218, 223, 361, 363–77, 390, 400–1, 418, 419, 439

  Staines 805

  Stakaneset 519, 521

  stamp seals 536–7, 539 see also pintaderas

  Starčevo culture 5, 86, 102, 170, 242, 386, 392, 452, 541, 1053

  Starčevo-Körös-Cris complex 67, 68–9, 100, 102, 104, 197, 275, 391, 412, 413, 416, 487, 540, 546, 930

  Stare Gmajne 109

  statue-menhirs

  Alpine area 703, 857, 862

  Britain 1038

  development into stelae 981

  Iberia 976, 978

  statue-stelae

  Alpine area 470, 699–701, 860, 862, 866, 964–8

  Iberia 846, 974, 978

  Mediterranean islands 972

  Stavroupoli 257, 386, 393

  Stele, stelae see statue-stelae

  Stengade 346

  Stentinello culture 5, 90–1, 785–6

  Stentinello site 785

  Stephansposching 562–6

  Stephansposching-Wischlburg 767

  Stepleton enclosure 805

  steppes 196–7

  pottery 203

  see also Pontic Steppe

  Stichbandkeramik see SBK

  Stollhof 681

  stone extraction see quarrying; mining

  stone artefacts see arrowheads; axes; beads; hammerstones; hoards; ornaments; quartz; querns; stone figurines; stone plaques

  stone circles 43, 469, 865, 871, 879–801, 898, 911–12, 923, 976

  stone figurines 622–3, 630

  Stonehall 597

  Stonehenge 43, 334, 467–8, 476, 612, 730, 873, 911, 913, 1032, 1035, 1085, 1087

  Stones of Stenness 337, 473, 476

  stone plaques 939

  stone working see knapping; mining; polishing; quarrying

  storage pits 44, 454–6, 335, 454–6, 563, 732, 998

  burials in 181, 202

  Store Valby 576, 579–80

  Štramberk-Kotouč 681

  Street House 1027

  Strichbündelamphoren 580

  Stroke Ornamented pottery see SBK

  structured deposition 733–4

  bogs 1017

  chambered tombs 524, 584–5, 661–4, 666, 697, 714, 815

  enclosures 584, 804–7, 776, 799, 801, 993, 996, 998, 1015–6, 1035

  pits 167, 222, 281, 337, 402, 440, 469–70, 474, 733–4, 799, 802–5, 992, 996–8, 1011, 1035, 1083

  see also axeheads; human remains; skulls

  Stubline 929, 946–7

  Su Coddu 702–3

  subsistence economy 64–7, 68

  subsistence practices 14, 15, 361–4, 376–7, 388–90, 411–2, 420–1, 430–1, 1075–7

  Baltic region 419–20

  central Europe 196–7, 372–3, 412–16, 434–7

  Levant, Anatolia 177, 261

  north-west Europe 126, 220, 365–8, 371–2, 432–4, 437–41

  Scandinavia 218, 365–7, 439, 1074

  south-east Europe 68–9, 70, 370, 390–4, 400–3, 1057–8

  southern Europe 93, 178, 368–70, 394–403

  Ukraine and Russia 204, 416–19

  see also dairying, farming, food

  Sümeg 500

  Surskaia culture 417

  Sutz-Lattrigen 295, 296–7, 299, 302

  Suvorovo-Novodanilovka 677, 683

  Svaleklint group pottery 575–7

  Svodín 281, 766, 769, 770, 937

  Sweden see Scandinavia

  Sweet Track, Somerset Levels 464, 525, 1083

  Swieciechów 500

  flint 502, 516

  Swifterbant 220, 367–8, 437

  Switzerland

  animal
husbandry 36, 414–15, 753

  burial 996

  rock art and statue-stelae 470, 857, 860

  see also lakeside settlements; lake villages

  swords 1105–6

  system-ditches 797–9, 802

  Szarvas-Szappanos 929, 931

  Szegvár-Tűköves 241, 243, 929, 946–7

  Szentgál radiolarite 199, 651–2

  Szentgyörgyvölgy-Pityerdomb 100, 556

  Szihalom-Pamlényi-tábla 929, 943

  Szolnok-Szanda 929, 930

  Table des Marchand/Gavrinis 476, 752

  Tadrat Acacus 186

  Tägerup 345

  Tagus estuary 178, 224

  Talheim 199, 278, 522, 755, 994

  Talljanky 158, 167, 419

  Tankardstown 128, 432, 441, 595

  Tanzgasse 702

  Tărgovište 163, 929, 941

  taskscape 385, 944, 946

  Ta Trapna 970

  Tavoliere 91–2, 185, 258, 779–4, 902–3

  Tečić 929, 931

  tells (settlement mounds) 235–7, 1095

  Bronze Age 1102–5, 1107

  burials on 934–6, 938–9, 942

  south-eastern Europe 66, 70–2, 74–6, 167–9, 237–47, 257–8, 685, 1055–6, 1060

  subsistence practices 388, 391–1, 401, 452, 753, 1057, 1075

  Temple Period 908, 959, 970–1

  Tenja-Orlovinja 681

  tephras 32, 44

  Terramare-Benacense culture 858

  Terrina 703

  Tĕšetice-Kyjovice 766, 769, 775

  Téviec 221

  Tharrounia 370, 929, 938

  Thayngen-Weier 298

  Theopetra 88, 370, 386, 394, 642

  thermohaline circulation (THC) 28, 33

  Thessaly 65–6, 87–8, 184, 197, 240, 246, 527, 537, 540–1, 623, 627–9, 631, 1052, 1078

  The Trundle 1035

  Thickthorn Down 1031

  Thieusies 801–2

  tholos tombs 814–15, 914, 919–20, 977

  Thornborough 474–5

  Tibava 679, 929, 942

  Tievebulliagh 522

  timber circles see post circles

  tin ore (cassiterite) 712

  Tinj-Podlivade 387, 397

  Tirano-Lovero 863

  Tisza culture 236, 239, 243, 935–7, 946–7

  Tisza-Herpály-Csőszhalom culture 158, 243, 935

  Tiszaföldvár 929, 942

  Tiszapolgár culture 107, 245–6, 677, 941–3

  Tiszapolgár-Basatanya 168, 929, 942, 943

  Tiszaszölös hoard 681

  Tiszaug 929, 942

  Tiszavalk-Kenderföld 929

  Tomaszów 500, 502

  Tomba Branca 973–4

  tombs see chambered tombs; passage tombs; rock-cut tombs; tholos tombs

  tooth ornaments 392, 401, 413, 419, 650, 658, 746, 753, 907, 936, 942, 946, 989, 995, 997, 1014, 1024, 1026, 1032

  Topole-Bač 929, 932, 933

  Torbhlaren 880

  Torre Sabea 92, 387, 397

  totemism 752, 872, 885

  Towthorpe 1031

  trade see exchange networks

  Transdanubia 199, 243, 559, 935, 942, 1053

  transhumance see farming, herding, transhumance

 

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