The Neolithic in Anatolia and the Balkans

Since 1907 when Professor M. M. Vasić first posed the question of the south-eastem connexions of the Neolithic culture of Serbia, the investigation of this problem over a wider field and on a broader chronological footing has made material advances in the whole area from the Near East to the Lower Danube. It even proved possible to provide this problem with a more or less exact historical outline. These results have been produced by exceptionally fruitful but unco-ordinated, local research: uncertainties and apparent contradictions have still to be resolved

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• Prehistoric Interregional Interaction in Anatolia and the Balkans

  Sharon R Steadman•Bulletin of the American Schools…•1995

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• Archaeology in the New Countries of Southeastern Europe

  Open Access•Predrag Novaković•Comparative Archaeologies•2011

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• False Analogy

  Open Access•Aleksandar Palavestra, Staša Babić•European Journal of Archaeology•2016

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• The Danube and settlement prehistory – 80 years on

  Open Access•John Chapman•European Journal of Archaeology•2009

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• The Autonomy of the South-East European Copper Age

  Open Access•Colin Renfrew•Proceedings of the Prehistoric…•1970

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• The Vinča group - (Almost) 40 years on John Chapman (independent scholar)

  Open Access•John Chapman•Quaternary International•2020

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• Sitagroi, radiocarbon and the prehistory of south-east Europe

  Open Access•Colin Renfrew•Antiquity•1971

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• Part I

  Open Access•Robert K Evans, Judith A Rasson•American Antiquity•1984

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