Ancient DNA studies have established that Neolithic European populations were descended
from Anatolian migrants 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 who received a limited amount of admixture …

At the Abony-Turjányos dűlő site, located in Central Hungary, a rescue excavation was carried
out. More than 400 features were excavated and dated to the Protoboleráz horizon, at the …

Archaeological evidence points to substantial changes in Bronze Age societies in the
European-Mediterranean region. Isotope geochemical proxies have been compiled to provide …

… yr BC) and a length of about a 100 years could be made (Fábián and Serlegi 2009). … of
increasing lake water level (Fábián and Serlegi 2009). Water level and humidity changes affected …

… FÁBIÁN–G. SERLEGI: Egy telep hét élete: ember és táj kapcsolata Balatonkeresztúr–Réti-dûlô
lelôhelyen (Seven lives of a settlement: The people and their environment at the …

The homogenous cultural identity that emerged during the Middle Bronze Age (2000–1450
cal BC) in the central territory of the Carpathian Basin is identified uniformly as the Vatya …

The pivotal role of the western Carpathian basin in the transmission of key inventions of
food production towards central Europe is an accepted fact in Neolithic research. Southern …

Multi-layered and fortified settlements are one of the most characteristic features of the
Middle Bronze Age in the Carpathian Basin, especially the area of present-day Hungary. The …

160 both requirements at the same time. In cases when during the existence of a settlement
the water level of the lake permanently changed because of long-lasting climatic changes, …

Within the framework of this study we examine the Late Neolithic settlement network of the
Polgár Island located in the Upper Tisza region. In connection with this analysis, we present …