Two prehistoric cultures in one flatland: A phenomenological analysis of landscape

Rok, strany: 2010, 598 - 613

The flatland between the town Kladno (west) and the river Moldau (Vltava) (east) is today a mostly agricultural area with small woods and villages. In the past it was inhabited by, among others, two cultures - the Funnel-beaker culture (Copper Age) and the Aunjetitz (Únětická) culture (Bronze age). In the article, the sites in which people of the two cultures chose to settle down in and, at the latter, also to bury their dead, are compared, using the methods of landscape phenomenology. Through the bodily experience of the landscape with its archaelogical remains the author tries to find regularities in the settlement patterns of both these cultures and to postulate hypothesis on why particular places were inhabited.

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Pauknerová, K. 2010. Two prehistoric cultures in one flatland: A phenomenological analysis of landscape. In Slovenský národopis / Slovak Ethnology, vol. 58, no.5, pp. 598-613. 1339-9357.

APA:

Pauknerová, K. (2010). Two prehistoric cultures in one flatland: A phenomenological analysis of landscape. Slovenský národopis / Slovak Ethnology, 58(5), 598-613. 1339-9357.