出处
玄武岩
考古
地质学
青铜时代
人口
地球化学
地理
人口学
社会学
作者
Wojciech Bartz,Piotr Chachlikowski,Anna Kukuła,Magdalena Matusiak‐Małek,Hubert Mazurek
摘要
Basaltic artefacts related to early-agrarian cultures (Neolithic and Early Bronze Age) inhabiting the Kujawy region of the Polish Lowlands (Central Poland) have been studied. The main goal of this study was to assess the provenance of the basaltic raw material and the documentation of manifestations of the activity of inhabitants of the Lowlands. The mineral and chemical compositions of the artefacts were directly compared to those of basaltoids considered as a potential raw material. The basic discrimination feature that allowed an unambiguous correlation of the artefacts with their source region was copper and silica mineralization present exclusively in the basaltoids from Volyn (W Ukraine). Moreover, it excludes the provenance of the basaltic raw material from Lower Silesia (SW Poland) and Scania (S Sweden). Usage of the basaltic raw material from Volyn was most probably based on the cultural and processual presumptions such as migrations of a population(s) from the Upland regions and/or manifestations of relatively permanent participation of the local population in interregional contacts and long-term, long-distance exchange of items.
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