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CHRONOLOGY OF CULTURES BETWEEN

THE VISTULA AND DNIEPER:

3150-1850 B C Ivan T. Chernyakov ElkeKaiser Viktor I. Klo hko Aleksander Ko±ko Nikolay N.Kovalyukh VladimirA. Kr uts Mykola N. Kryvaltsevi h Vadim L. Lakiza Jan Ma hnik Sergey V. Nazarov Alla V. Nikolova Vadim V. Skripkin Marzena Szmyt Mihailo Y. Videiko 1 V O L U M E 7

1999

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‘w.Mar in78

Tel.(061)8536709ext. 147,Fax(061)8533373

EDITOR

AleksanderKo±ko

EDITORIALCOMMITEE

SophiaS.Berezanskaya (Kiev),AleksandraCofta-Broniewska

(Pozna«), Mikhail Charniauski (Minsk), Lu yna Doma«ska

(Šód¹), ViktorI. Klo hko (Kiev), Valentin V. Otrosh henko

(Kiev),PetroTolo hko (Kiev)

SECRETARY

MarzenaSzmyt

SECRETARYOFVOLUME

AgnieszkaPrzybyª

ADAMMICKIEWICZUNIVERSITY

INSTITUTEOFEASTERNSTUDIES

INSTITUTEOFPREHISTORY

Pozna«1999

ISBN83-86094-06-0

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CHRONOLOGY OF CULTURES BETWEEN

THE VISTULA AND DNIEPER:

3150-1850 B C Ivan T. Chernyakov ElkeKaiser Viktor I. Klo hko Aleksander Ko±ko Nikolay N.Kovalyukh VladimirA. Kr uts Mykola N. Kryvaltsevi h Vadim L. Lakiza Jan Ma hnik Sergey V. Nazarov Alla V. Nikolova Vadim V. Skripkin Marzena Szmyt Mihailo Y. Videiko 1 V O L U M E 7

1999

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CoverDesign: EugeniuszSkorwider

Lingvisti onsultation:JohnComber

PrintedinPoland

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EDITORS'FOREWORD ... 5

ASSUMPTIONS ... 7

ViktorI.Klo hko,AleksanderKo±ko,MarzenaSzmyt,PROBLEM

OFTAXONOMICLIMITATIONSINTHESYNTHESISOFTHEHISTORY

OFBALTIC-PONTICBORDERLANDIN3150-1850BC ... 7

NikolayN.Kovalyukh,Sergey V.Nazarov,RADIOCARBON

DATINGCALIBRATIONINARCHEOLOGICALSTUDIES ... 12

VadimV.Skripkin,NikolayN.Kovalyukh,RADIOCARBONLSDATING

OFBONEMICRO-SAMPLES ... 27

PARTI.THEBLACKSEABASIN(CHRONOLOGYOFTAXONOMICUNITS) ... 34

Mihailo Y.Videiko, RADIOCARBONDATINGCHRONOLOGYOFTHELATE

TRIPOLYECULTURE ... 34

ViktorI.Klo hko,VladimirA.Kruts,RADIOCARBONDATES

FROMTHEYAMNAYACULTUREBARROWATTHETRIPOLYECULTURE

"GIANTSETTLEMENT"NEARTALYANKY ... 72

AllaV. Nikolova,RADIOCARBONDATESFROMTHEGRAVES

OFTHEYAMNAYACULTUREATTHEINGULETSRIVER

(THEKIROVOHRADREGION) ... 80

AllaV. Nikolova,RADIOCARBONDATINGOFGRAVES

OFTHEYAMNAYAANDCATACOMBCULTURES

ONTHEDNIEPERRIGHTBANK ... 103

ElkeKaiser,RADIOCARBONDATESFROMCATACOMBGRAVES ... 129

Mykola Kryvaltsevi h,NikolayN.Kovalyukh,RADIOCARBONDATING

OFTHEMIDDLEDNIEPERCULTUREFROMBELARUS ... 151

ViktorI.Klo hko,RADIOCARBONCHRONOLOGYOFTHEEARLY

ANDMIDDLEBRONZEAGEINTHEMIDDLEDNIEPERREGION.

THEMYRONIVKABARROWS ... 163

Marzena Szmyt,IvanT. ChernyakovRADIOCARBONCHRONOLOGY

OF"AKKIEMBETSKIYKURGAN".APRELIMINARYREPORT ... 196

PARTII.THEBALTICSEABASIN(CHRONOLOGYOFPONTIC"INFLUENCE") .. 203

Aleksander Ko±ko,PONTICTRAITSINTHEMATERIALSOF

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CULTURE|ARADIOCARBONPERSPECTIVE ... 211

JanMa hnik, RADIOCARBONCHRONOLOGYOFTHECORDEDWARE

CULTUREONGRZ†DASOKALSKA.AMIDDLEDNIEPER

TRAITSPERSPECTIVE ... 221

VadimL.L akiza, RADIOCARBONDATINGOFTHECORDEDWARE

CULTUREFROMTHENIEMENRIVERBASIN.AGRAVEFROM

PARKHUTY,SITE1,THEGRODNAREGION ... 251

CONCLUSION ... 264

ViktorI.Klo hko,AleksanderKo±ko,MarzenaSzmyt,ACOMPARATIVE

CHRONOLOGYOFTHEPREHISTORYOFTHEAREABETWEEN

THEVISTULAANDDNIEPER:3150-1850BC ... 264

Referen es ... 283

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ThisvolumeoftheBalti Ponti Studies fo usesontheresultsoftheresear h

arried out so far into the absolute (radio arbon) hronology of the area lying

betweentheVistulaandDnieperorthebio- ultural borderlandbetween theWest

andEastofEurope.Absolute hronologyistreatedherebothasaresear hgoaland

fundamentalpremise inthebroaderstudiesof the hronometri anddevelopment

syn hronizationof\borderland" ulturalsystems.Ina seriesofarti les devotedto

individualtaxa a onsiderable numberofnew 14

Cdates havebeen ompared.The

dates on ernsour ematerialsthathavebeen hosenfromthepointofviewoftheir

representativenessand hronometri value (\short-lived"materials werepreferred

to minimize a potential error). The vast majority of analyses were purposefully

made in the same 14

C laboratory of the State S ienti Center of Environmental

Radiogeo hemistry of Ukrainian A ademy of S ien es in Kiev taking advantage of

fundsgenerouslyprovidedbythePolishCommitteeforS ienti Resear h.

Thevolume devotedto the\dark" se tionofthe\borderland"history

(3150--1850BC)isthe rstbutnotthelastpubli ationonthebroaderissuesmentioned

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1. All dates in the B-PS are alibrated [see: Radio arbon vol.28, 1986, andthe

nextvolumes℄.Deviations fromthisrule willbepointoutinnotes.

2. Thenamesofthear haelogi al ulturesandsitesarestandarizedtotheEnglish

literatureonthesubje t(e.g.M.Gimbutas,J.P.Mallory).Inthe aseofanew

term,theauthor'soriginalnamehasbeenretained.

3. The spelling of names of lo alities having the rank of administrative entres

followsoÆ ial,state,Englishlanguage artographi publi ations(e.g. Ukraine,

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PLISSN1231-0344

ViktorKlo hko,AleksanderKo±ko,MarzenaSzmyt

A COMPARATIVE CHRONOLOGY OF THE PREHISTORY

OFTHE AREA BETWEEN THE VISTULA AND DNIEPER:

3150-1850 BC

Presentedinthis volumeoftheBalti -Ponti Studies,thestudyof the

ompa-rative hronologyofthe ulturalunitsfoundinthearealaying betweentheVistula

andDnieper(fromanotherperspe tive -inthephysiographi borderlandbetween

theEastandWestofEurope)suppliesonlyafragmentofne essaryidenti ations.

What is not dealt with is the question of polylinearism of ultural hanges and

theproblemof \peripheral"manifestationsofthe\long hronology"[ f.Klo hko,

Ko±ko,Szmyt, Problem

. . .

,inthisvolume℄.

The aim of this paperis to riti ally assess thea hieved state of exploration

fromthepointofviewofbothitstaxonomi ompletenessandinterpretationrange

ofindividual datingsortheir seriesfollowing fromthe urrentstate ofknowledge

onthetheoryofradio arbon hronometry.Asa nalprodu t,weintendtopresent

urrentpossibilitiesofhistori al( alendar) orrelationsof ulturalunitsfoundinthe

areabetweentheVistulaandDnieper(3150-1850BC)togetherwiththeexposition

of\unexploredgrounds".

1. CULTURALUNITSOFBALKANORIGINFROMTHEBLACKSEABASIN

The presented papers have do umented the hronometry of two taxa: (1.1)

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1.1. THELATE(CII)STAGEOFTHETRIPOLYECULTURE

Dateshavebeenobtained(35newones)forthefollowingspatial units/groups

(ortypes)oftheTC:Zhvaniets,Troyaniv,Gorodsk-Kasperivtsy,So evka,Kosenivka

andUsatovo(Fig.1). Together with earlier datings[e.g. Telegin 1977; 1985;

Pato-kovaet al. 1989;We hler1994℄we haveample sour ematerial of46radio arbon

datings.

Thetimespanofallthe46datesos illatesbetween3841

±

148BCand2379

±

85 BCwhile theirjoint alibrationsetstheintervalof3080-2420BC.However,the

se-ries of dates in ludes datings se ured from samples ontaining di erent organi

materials, su h as har oals, bones (in luding burnt ones), shells and organi

de-posits(so- alled\nagar"). Iftheanalysis isrestri tedto \short-lived"samples,the

resultswill beslightlydi erent,i.e.2950-2360BC.

Thespatial diversi ation oftheanalyzed samplesmakes forthefa tthatthe

most reliable pi ture is providedbya detailed analysisof the alibration of dates

forindividual taxonomi unitsandsites [all alibrations foll. Weninger 1993℄.Out

of several urrentlyavailable spatial divisionsof theTripolye area in its CIIstage

[e.g.Derga hev1980;Chernysh1982;Movsha1985b;Kruts1997℄,wemainlyfollow

T.Movsha'sproposal.

1.1.1. ZHVANIETSGROUP

Thisgroupislo alized inthedrainageoftheMiddlePrutandDniesterRivers

[Movsha1985b:232-235℄.InT.G.Movsha'sopinion,themaindevelopmentstageof

theunitfallsonphaseCIandonlyitsde line partiallyoverlapsthelimitsofphase

CII[Movsha1985b:254-255℄.

The ve dates (all new ones) thatare at our disposal ome from

Zhvaniets--Sh hovbsite [Videiko, Radio arbon

. . .

,in this volume℄. They splitintotwo time horizons | two older ones group around a 3200 BC while the three younger

onesare loseto a 2960 BC. Furthermore, theolder stage isdetermined bythe

datings of bone samples (Ki-6745,Ki-6743), while the youngerone is de ned by

bone(Ki-6744)and har oaldatings(Ki-6754andKi-6753).Inthis ase,\ har oal"

datings do notmake older a hronologyset byother datings, therefore they an

be takento be relatively reliable. The obje tionfollows from thefa tthatone of

thedates (Ki-6753)refers to har oals olle ted from an embankment, while the

lo ation ontextoftheother(Ki-6754)isnotknown(noinformationonthelo ation

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Fig.1.Syn hronizationof ulturalunitsbetween theVistulaandDnieperfrom3150-1850BCbased

onradio arbondates.a-general hronologyofphaseCIIoftheTCandGACb-possibleexpansion

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The datings from Zhvaniets taken togetherset theinterval of 3300-2980BC

(Fig.1).

1.1.2. TROYANIVGROUP

Theterritoryofthegroup oversthedrainage basinsofthePripet'ssouthern

tributaries,theTeterev,Slu handHoryn,i.e.easternVolhynia[Movsha1985b:237℄.

The groupisbelievedto havepre ededtheGorodskgroup[Derga hev 1980:200℄.

Theperiodofthegreatesta tivityoftheTroyanivgrouptookpla einstageCIwith

onlyits de line supposedly oin iding with theemergen e ofthestru turesof CII

[Derga hev1980℄.

From thesite in Troyaniv, three datingshave been obtainedfor single bones

olle tedindwelling-typefeatures [Videiko,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄.They mark out the interval of a 3080-2910 BC. However, the datings oin ide with

one another, whi h may be interpreted as an indi ator of the same stage of site

o upationthatmay havetakenpla e around2950BC(Fig.1).

1.1.3. GORODSK-KASPEROVTSY

This unit is distinguished by T. Movsha in the area previously o upied by

earlier units, namely Zhvaniets and Troyaniv groups [Movsha 1985b:237-242℄. In

V. Derga hev's division, some of its sites (from the Southern Bug, Dniester and

Prut)aresubsumed underGordinesztygroup[Derga hev,Manzura 1991:Tab. 1℄.

Ofthedates atour disposal,six datings anbe linkedto theGorodsk-Kasperivtsy

group.Twoofthem omefromthenorthernpart(Gorodsk;1newdating)andthe

otherfourfromthesouthernpart (Sandraki,Tsviklovtsy,Gorodni a-Gorodysz ze;

3datingsare new).

Ofthetwo\northern"dates,onewasformerlyobtainedforsamplesthatmust

have ontained har oals (GrN-5090),while a newonewas pro uredfrom a shell

sample olle ted during old ex avations (Ki-6752) [Videiko, Radio arbon

. . .

, in this volume℄. There is no information on the lo ation of all samples and their

ontexts. A joint alibration of thethree dates indi ates theperiod of 3350-3100

BC, while the dating of the shell sample ts into the period of 3212

±

100 BC (Fig.1).

Datesfrom Sandrakiwerepro ured frombonesamples omingfroma single

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periodof2860-2690BC.Nevertheless, theymayrelatetoasinglesettlementphase

takingpla e a2710BC.

The dating from Tsviklovtsywas obtained forburnt bones olle ted probably

fromagraveduringoldex avations[Videiko,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄.The datingindi atestheperiodof2450

±

89BC(Fig.1).Thevalue ofthedating,inthe ontextofpreviousdatingsandthe hara terofthewholesite[Movsha1964;1965℄,

seems tobe rathertoolow.

The ombinedanalysis of all the six dates permits us to pla e the

Gorodsk--Kasperivtsygroupintheperiodfrom3320to2690BCwiththebeginningandend

ofthissequen e beingun ertain.

1.1.4. KOSENIVKAGROUP

The group is lo alized in the area between the Southern Bug and Dnieper

Rivers[Movsha1993℄.The hronologyofthisgroupisasso iatedwithstagesCIand

CII[Kruts,Ryzhov1985:54;Movsha1993℄.As ribedtothisgroup,thesettlementin

Vilkhovets[Videiko,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄suppliedfourdates (allfrom bonesamples foundin pit 1).They markouttheinterval of 2870-2690BC. Inall

likelihood, they are onne tedto a single settlement phase o urring about 2870

BC(Fig.1).

1.1.5. SOFIEVKAGROUP

ItisbelievedtobethelateststageoftheTripolye ultureintheMiddleDnieper

area [Kruts1977:109-138;Movsha 1985b:246-259;Derga hev1980,Videiko1995℄.

Forthree emeteriesoftheSo evkatype(So evka,ZavalovkaandKrasnyKhutor),

eight 14

C dates were se ured from samples of di erent materials (burnt bones,

arbon deposits, oals) [Kovalyukh, Videiko, Skripkin 1995; Kadrow 1995℄. The

onsisten y ofthe datingsof di erent samples should beemphasized, whi h is of

utmost importan e for the interpretation of dates on erning so ontroversial a

sour easburntbones.Tiisne essary,however, to ontinueworkonthedatingof

thesaidunitusing othermaterials.

The oldest groupof three dates was obtained for the emetery in So evka,

whereburntbonesand|inone ase| har oalswereanalyzed.The\ oal"date

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The younger datings from So evka oin ide with two dates from the

eme-teryinZavalovka(bothdate samplesofburntbones).They indi atetheperiodof

2920-2650BC.

The youngest series of dates from the emetery in Krasny Khutor partially

overlapsthedatingsfromSo evkaandZavalovka.Intwo aseswedealwithdatings

obtainedforsamplesofburntbonesandinone aseforasampleof arbondeposit.

Takentogether,thethree datesindi ate theinterval of2870-2570BC.

Inthementionedtimerange, followingfromtheanalysisofall theeight

sam-ples,theintervalof2920-2790BCisthemost redibleone[Kadrow1995℄(Fig.1).

1.1.6. USATOVOGROUP

TheUsatovoseries omprises11newdates fromthe\Akkiembetskiykurgan"

[Szmyt, Chernyakov, Radio arbon

. . .

, in this volume℄. They were pro ured from eightbonesamples andonewoodsample omingfromsixgraves.Inaddition,two

datesfromthesamekurgan on ernaritualfeaturewhereahorse'sskullhasbeen

deposited. All the dates t into the period of 2610-2310BC. The dating of the

wood sample ts into themiddle of the sequen e, thus there are no reasons for

questioningit.

However,olddatingsof\long-lived"materials(Mayaki,Usatovo,Danku)

indi- ateamu h earlierperiodof3270-2880BC.The dis repan ybetween theoldand

newdatingsseemstobe ausedbydi erentmaterialssubje tedtotheradio arbon

analysis|theolddatingsmaybe awedbythe\old-woode e t".Itishardtotell

whetherthedis repan yshowsrealtimedi eren esbetweenthedis ussed

omple-xes, ifitisassumedthattheUsatovogroupfun tionedovera longperiodoftime

[Derga hev1980℄.Theissue allsformoreresear handmore ontrolradio arbon

dates (Fig.1).

1.1.7. CONCLUSION

Puttingtogetherallthepresentedinformation,onemaysetthemaximumtime

limits forstage CII at 3100/2950-2400/2300BC. Outofthe dis ussedgroups,

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As it has been already stressed, the urrent pi tureof the hronologi al and

spatialdiversi ation ofphaseCIIstru tures allsformorestudy,inparti ularfor

more seriesof\short-lived"samples withwell exploredsettlement ontexts.

1.2. GLOBULARAMPHORACULTURE

The urrentseriesofdatesforGACsettlementinVolhyniaandPodolia

om-prises12datingsfrom ninesites[foran earlier version seeKadrow, Szmyt1996b;

forafullanalysissee Szmyt1999b;2000℄.

1.2.1. VOLHYNIA

Out of seven dates on erning the GAC in Volhynia, six were obtained by

datinghumanbonesfromgravesandonebydatinganimal onesfroma settlement

pit.

Tovpyzhyn.Ina istgrave, remains ofonemanaged40-50yearswere found.Two

dateswerepro ured(Ki-5011andKi-5010),ajoint alibrationofwhi hpointedout

totheperiodaround2895BC.

Ozdiv. In a grave la king any stone stru tures, remains of three individuals (two

adultsand a hild) were dis overed.For thebones of oneof the individuals, the

date(Ki-5919)of2740

±

103BCwasobtained.Thegrave anbetakentohavebeen lledonlyon e.Thus,thedate orrespondstothe\moment"ofinterment.

Ivanye.Ina istgrave,remainsoftwopersonswerefound(anolderandayounger

man). For the bonesof one ofthe individuals, two dates were obtained (L e-5021

andKi-5141)whosejoint alibrationpointsoutto a2570BC.Thedatingmayrefer

tooneofthetwoepisodesofgrave lling.

Suyemtsy II. In a ist grave, remains of ve individuals were unearthed. From

thebones of one of them, thedate (Ki-6930)of 2399

±

66BC was pro ured.The des ription doesnot provide enough information to on lude whether the grave

wasusedonlyon eoranumberoftimes.

Peresopnitsa.Ina settlement pit,veryri h erami materials were found.Animal

bonesfromits ontentsweredatedobtainingtheresult(Ki5075)of2382

±

74BC. The dis ussed datings from Volhynia t into the interval of 2860-2330 BC

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1.2.2. PODOLIA

AllthedatesfromPodoliawerese uredfromhumanbones foundin graves.

Vorvulintsy.Ina istgrave,remainsofsixpeoplewerefound.Forthebonesofone

ofthem, thedate(Ki-5008)of2788

±

98BCwasobtained.Thedateindi ates only oneofseveralpossibleepisodesofthegrave use.

Loshniv. In a grave, remains offour people were found.Forthe bonesof one of

them, thedate(Ki-5006)of2741

±

106BCwasobtained.The des riptiondoesnot provideenoughinformation to on ludewhetherthegrave wasusedonlyon e or

a number of times.It has to be on luded thatthe date refersto one of several

possibleepisodes.

KhartonovtsyII. Ina istgrave,remains of ve peoplewere dis overed.Fromthe

bonesofoneofthemtwodates(Ki-5586andKi-5587)werepro ured.Theyindi ate

aperiodabout2500BC.Thegrave musthavebeenuseda numberoftimes,while

thedatingsrefertoonlyoneepisode.

Dovge.Ina istgrave,remains ofthree individualsweredis overed.Forthebones

of oneof them, thedate (Ki-5009)of 2544

±

84BCwas obtained.The grave may havebeenusedasmanyasthreetimes.Hen e,thedateindi atesonlyoneofseveral

possibleepisodes.

ThedatingsfromPodolia t intotheinterval of2840-2570BC(Fig.1).

1.2.3. CONCLUSION

Fig.1showsallthedatings on erningtheGACinVolhyniaandPodolia.They

all lie within the period of 2830-2470 BC. Generally speaking, the datings from

Volhynia overalongerperiodthanthosefromPodolia(Fig.1).

2. CULTURALUNITSOFNON-BALKANORIGININTHEBLACKSEABASIN

The papers ited above re ord newdata on erning theabsolute hronology

ofthethreetaxa:(2.1.)theYamnaya ulture(YC),(2.2.)Kemi-Oba ulture(KOC)

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2.1. YAMNAYACULTURE

In theliterature, there an be found a long seriesof 14

C datingswhi h have

beense uredinthelast35yearsfromdi erentYCgraveassemblages [e.g.Telegin

1977; 1985℄. The spread of datings is quite onsiderable | about 4800-3500 BP

in the extreme. Yet, themajority of them luster between 2600/2500-1900/1800b

[Telegin 1977:12-13;1985℄.The series is hara terized byall the awswhi h have

beenmentionedearlier [Klo hko,Ko±ko,Szmyt,Problem

. . .

,inthisvolume℄. This iswhyourprogramatta hedparti ularimportan etothedatingofYC omplexes,

espe iallythoseinthewesternpartofthe ulture's ompass,i.e. betweenthe

Dnie-perandDniesterRivers.Forthesakeofthestudy,three \testareas"were hosen:

aforest-steppeoneinthesouthernpartoftheright-bankMiddleDnieperareaand

twosteppeonesofwhi honewaslo ated betweentheIngul andDnieperandthe

otheronBudzhak.

The new series of dates is based onthe analysis of 45 samples [see papers:

Klo hko, Radio arbon

. . .

; Klo hko, Kruts, Radio arbon

. . .

; Nikolova, Radio ar-bondates

. . .

;Szmyt,Chernyakov,Radio arbon

. . .

|allinthisvolume℄.Thedated material onsistedmainlyofhumanbonesfromburials(39 ases)and,onlybyway

ofsupplement,ofothermaterials (woodin six ases).

2.1.1. MIDDLEDNIEPERAREA

Myronivka.Radio arbon analyses were made toexamine bonesfrom four burials

and wood re orded in another grave [Klo hko,Radio arbon

. . .

, in this volume℄. Outof ve dates, one(Ki-6741) is learly aged, whi h must be related to the

so-- alledoldwoode e t.Thus,ithastobeleftoutoffurtheranalyses.Theremaining

four(\bone")dateslie withintheperiodof2450-2200BC(Fig.1).

Talyanky. Bonesfrom fourYC graves weredated obtainingfourresults[Klo hko,

Kruts,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄. Thedates are onsistentwiththe stratigra-phi positionsof individualburialsandformasequen e ttingintotheinterval of

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2.1.2. DNIEPER-INGULAREA

Fromthekurgans inthearea ofOrdzhonikidze(Chkalovo,Shakhta)and

Go-lovkovka, 29 samples of human bones from YC graves were sent to radio arbon

analyses[Nikolova,Radio arbondates

. . .

;Radio arbondating

. . .

,in thisvolume℄. Theobtaineddatesmarkout1intervalof2540-2310BC.Inmost asesthedatings

agreewithstratigraphi observations,althoughseveralsigni antdis repan ieswere

noted[see Nikolova,Radio arbondating

. . .

,in this volume℄. After alibration,at leastthreegroupsofdateswereobtainedseparatedbyintervalsof70-60years(Fig.

1).Theyoungestdatings oin idewiththeoldestdatesfortheCCinthesamearea

(seepart2.6).

2.1.3. BUDZHAKAREA

The dis ussedsour es ome from theAkkiembetskiy kurgan [Szmyt,

Cherny-akov,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄.Sevensamples takenfrom vegraves, iden-ti edasbelongingtotheBudzhakgroup( ulture)bytheauthorofthestudy,were

dated.Theanalyzed materialwaseither humanbones (graves17and22)orwood

(graves13,14,17,21,22).Thesequen eofdatesis onsistentwiththestratigraphi

positionof individual graves. The oldestof thedates, pro ured from wood(from

grave14|Ki-6817),isolderthanthenextone(fromgrave17|Ki-6819),

pro u-redbyanalyzingbones,byalmost75years.Theremainingdatingsofwoodsamples

(e.g. from graves 17and 22)are in prin iple onsistentwith the\bone" dates (or

evenyounger). Forthis reason, we believe this seriesto be generally reliable. All

thedatingsliewithinthe1intervalof2380-2130BC(Fig. 1).

2.1.4. CONCLUSION

Generallyspeaking,theseriesofdatings on erningtheYContheDnieperand

DniesterRiverspresentedinthisvolumeliewithintheperiodof2550-2130BC.At

thesametime,however,wedoobservedi eren eswithinthis hronologi albra ket

(Fig. 1). The earliest dates (we onsider only those obtained for bone samples)

| from about 2550 BC | ome from the Middle Dnieper area (the region of

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A similar situationis observed in the ase of thelatest datings. On theDnieper,

theyfallbetween a2285BC(Ordzhonikidze)and2230BC(Myronivka),whileon

theL owerDniester,they lusteraround2130BC.

Thedata presentedin the ited papers[Nikolova,Radio arbondates

. . .

; Ra-dio arbondating

. . .

;Klo hko,Kruts,Radio arbon

. . .

;Klo hko,Radio arbon

. . .

| allinthisvolume℄allowustoatleastpartiallyverifythegroundsfordistinguishing

\ lassi " and \late" YC graves. A omparisonof datingsfor features lassi ed in

thisway onthebasisof burial hara teristi s (Fig. 1) showsthatthe lassi ation

isonlypartially hronologi allyviable.

2.2. KEMI-OBACULTURE

Untilre entlyonlyone 14

CdatefortheKOC,obtainedfortheMezhlimanskiy

kurgan [Korovina1974:209;Sh hepinskiy1985℄,has beenknown.Theradio arbon

analyses ofsamplesfromtheAkkiembetskiykurgan, mentionedhere severaltimes

already andlo ated at themouth of the Dniester,produ ed ve datings for four

graves asso iated withtheKOC[Szmyt,Chernyakov, Radio arbon

. . .

, inthis vo-lume℄. Allofthemwere se uredfromshort-livedmaterials (humanbones,reedin

one ase).Thedatesarevery losetoea hother(2402

±

97BC-2367

±

92BC).They t intotheintervalof 2450-2280BC(Fig. 1).The dating resultsareborne outby

thestratigraphi positionoftheburials, i.e.betweenan olderstageasso iated with

theUsatovogroup(seepart1.1.6)andtheyoungeroneoftheYC(see part2.1.).

2.3. CATACOMBCULTURE

Radio arbondatingsfortheCChavebeenrelativelyfewuntilre ently[Mallory

1977;Telegin 1992;Mallory,Telegin 1994;Aleksandrovskiyetal.1997℄.Moreover,

the dated features are for the most part situated in the eastern expanses of the

territoryo upiedbytheCC.

The papers by E. Kaiser and A. Nikolova in luded in this volume bring 24

new datings for the so- alled Ingul group of the CC from theright-bank steppe

Dnieper area [Kaiser, Radio arbon

. . .

; Nikolova, Radio arbon dating

. . .

| all in thisvolume℄. All thedatingswere se ured fromsamples ontaininghuman bones.

The features sele ted forthe radio arbon analyses gave us a han e to verifythe

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Generally speaking, whenanalyzed together,the newdates for theCC mark

outtheinterval of 2260-2020BC. Hen e, thepresented datingsare a re ord ofa

relativelyshort,butintensivestage ofCCsettlementinthearea inquestion.

Theseriesshowsnosigni antdi eren es betweendatings on erningthe

so-- alledIngulandDonetsgroupsoftheCC.Workontheradio arbon hronologyof

theCCshouldbe ontinuedwithspe ialattentionbeingpaidtotheearly

assembla-ges of this ulture from Donbassas well as to theso- alled \Yamnaya- ata omb"

or\early ata omb"ones.

3. GENETICALLYSYNCRETICCULTURALUNITSFROMTHEBLACKSEA

BASIN

3.1. MNOGOVALIKOVOIPOTTERYCULTURE

Belonging to the ir le of steppe and forest-steppe ultures, the

Mnogovali-kovoi Pottery ulture(MPC) is takento be the nal link of theCC [Brat henko,

Shaposhnikova1985℄.The more theresear h intoitsmetallurgyandrelationships

withtheTrz inie ultureisadvan ed,thestrongeristhe onvi tionabouttheneed

to analyze it as a segment of the Carpathian-Danube Early Bronze Civilization

[Ko±ko,Klo hko1998℄.

Theinvestigated emetery omplexessuppliedsixdatingsforgravesasso iated

withtheunit.Theyaresituatedamidtheforest-steppelands apeoftheright-bank

part of the Middle Dnieper area (Myronivka) [Klo hko, Radio arbon

. . .

, in this volume℄andat themouthoftheDniester(Akkiembetskiykurgan).

The two features from Myronivka have radi ally di erent hronologies: the

older dates ba k to a 2000-1900 BC (1941

±

49 BC), while the younger one to a 1640-1510BC (1577

±

64 BC). Whereas thesequen e of four graves from the Akkiembetskiy kurgan ts intothe interval of 2220-2000 BC (from 2215

±

106 to 2046

±

75BC).

Taken together, the datings pla e the beginnings of MPC settlement

relati-vely early. In the western portionsof the steppes(on the Dniester), it began a

2220 BC, while in the forest-steppeMiddle Dnieper area, thesettlement started

a2000/1900BC(Fig.1).Inthelatter zone,theunitsurviveduntilthebeginnings

ofEarly Trz inie stru tures (EasternTrz inie ulture), whi hare representedby

theolderassemblagesfromthe emeteryinMalopolovetskedatedto1600-1500BC

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3.2. MIDDLEDNIEPERCULTURE

Conne ted withtheBla kSea basin,theMiddleDnieper ulture(MDC)has

very omplexorigins,whi hmakes itdiÆ ulttoin ontrovertiblyassign ittoeither

ofthetwo ultural ir lesdistinguishedearlier,namelyBalkanorextra-Balkanone.

On a larger s ale, this is true also for the whole ir le of ultures with orded

ware [ f. Bu hvaldek 1986b℄, but in the ase of the MDC, the problem of the

ontributionof YC and thenCC traditionsis oneof themost pressing issues [ f.

re entlySerdyukova1996℄.

At present, we have at our disposal a longseries of radio arbon datings for

theMDC [seepapers byKryvaltsevi h,Kovalyukh,Radio arbon

. . .

;Klo hko, Ra-dio arbon

. . .

| all in thisvolume℄. Together with theonlyolddating of har oals fromagrave inBielynets[Artemenko 1985:373℄theseries onsistsof19dates.

Theanalysisof MDC dates, oming fromsitessituatedin thedrainage basins

oftheMiddleDnieper,PripetsandDesna,showsthattheyallliewithintheinterval

of2370-1670BC(Fig.1).However, itmust benotedthatthe 14

C datings on ern

samplesofdi erentnature,forinstan e, har oals(in ludingthosebeingthee e t

oftheorgani temper addedtothe erami body),bonesand arbondeposits.As

intheexampleoftheseriesofTCdatesdis ussedearlier,theresultsoftheanalysis

willbedi erentifwelimitourselvestothedatingof\short-lived"samples (bones,

arbon deposits).Then, theinterval will overtheperiod from 2140to 1590BC.

Adynami view of the hanges o urring withintheMDC isse ured only bythe

analysisofdatingsfromindividualsites.

P rorva1.AnMDC emetery,withoutanykurgans, hassupplied eight 14

C datings

so far [see Kryvaltsevi h 1996 and Kryvaltsevi h, Kovalyukh, Radio arbon

. . .

, in this volume℄. Colle ted from graves, the analyzed samples onsisted of har oals

(grave1-two dates,grave 2|twodates, grave 18,grave 20),bones withno

tra- es of burning(grave 10) or arbondeposit (grave 10). All thedatings lie within

the1intervalof 2760-2170BCandshowthatthe emeterywas usedfora long

time. Thisisalso on rmed bythestratigraphyof thesite[Kryvaltsevi h,

Kovaly-ukh, Radio arbon

. . .

, in this volume℄. However, ertain doubtsmay be raised by the hronologyoftheoldestinterval whi hissetbytwo\ oal"dates fromgrave1

[Kadrow, Szmyt1996b℄.Taking into onsiderationthesimilarityof ornamentation

betweenvesselsfoundingraves1and10[Kryvaltsevi h1996:Fig.5:1and

Kryvalt-sevi h, Kovalyukh, Radio arbon

. . .

,in thisvolume: Fig. 3:1℄ andtheproximity of twodatesfromea hpair(Ki-5140andKi-6206),itmustbe on ludedthatthemost

reasonableinterpretationistoasso iatebothgraveswiththesamephaseof

eme-teryuse takingpla e about2550BC. Inthe ase ofyoungergraves, wehave only

\ oal"dates,hen e thetime whenthe emetery eased tobeusedisnot ertain.

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har oalsfromgrave1[Kryvaltsevi h,Kovalyukh,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄. Its alibrationmarksouttheintervalof3870

±

93BC.Takingintoa ountthenature ofthedatedsample, thesuggestedhypothesisis urrentlydiÆ ulttoverify.

Hodasavi hi (Siargeeva Gryva). In respe t of grave 2 from kurgan 3, one dating

hasbeenobtainedmarkingouttheintervalof2283

±

81BC.Thesample ontained human teeth. Observations made by I.I. Artemenko show that thegrave was the

se ondoneinasequen eofburialsdis overedinkurgan3[Artemenko1964℄.Asa

whole,thekurgan emeteryinvestigatedonthesitehasbeendateduntilnowtothe

latestageoftheMDC[Artemenko1987:37℄.Thedatingpointsouttothene essity

toamend,atleast partially,thehithertoprevailing hronologi al lassi ation.

Aziarnoye1.In ontrasttotherestofdatedMDCsites, herewehaveasettlement

dated to thelate stage of this ulture [Kryvaltsevi h 1999℄.The 14

C analysis was

usedtodeterminetheageoftwosamplesof arbondepositfoundonMDCvessels.

Beingsimilar, theresults anbe jointly alibrated markingoutthe1interval of

1910-1760BC.

Strelitsa.The emeterywasinvestigatedinthe1960sbyI.I.Artemenko[Artemenko

1976b℄.Atpresent,wehave ve 14

Cdatingsofmaterials fromtheseinvestigations.

DuetoinsuÆ ientre ords,itisnotpossibletode newithany ertaintythe ontext

ofthedatedsampleswhi h onsistedofhumanandanimalbonesandobje tsmade

ofbone[Kryvaltsevi h,Kovalyukh,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄.Whenanalyzed together, thedatings from Strelitsa bear out thelate hronologyof the emetery

[Artemenko1987:37℄.The intervalsetbythemextends from1860to1680BC.

Myronivka.Asingle 14

Cdatewasobtainedforhumanbonesfromgrave6inkurgan

8[Klo hko,Radio arbon

. . .

,in thisvolume℄. Itmustbenotedthatinnoneofthe three graves in this kurgan, lassi ed as MDC ones,were any grave-goodsfound.

Their ultural lassi ationisbasedsolelyontheanalysisofburialforms.Thedate

marks outthe interval of2048

±

75 BC. The hronologyof thegrave is on rmed byits positionin thesequen e of burials unearthedduringtheexplorationof the

kurgan.

4. CULTURALUNITSOFTHEBALTICSEABASIN|WITH\EAST

EUROPEAN"ELEMENTS

Threegroupings,inwhi h ulturaltraitsfromthePonti ir le werere orded,

have beenin luded. Among themare: (4.1) the Old Upland CWC, (4.2) the

Ra-dziejów groupof theFunnel Beaker ulture(FBC) togetherwiththematerials of

theearly Kujawy CordedWare ulture(CWC) and(4.3)theKujawy groupofthe

GAC.Itisalso admissibleto identifythese ondofthenamedgroupingsallowing

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4.1. OLDUPLANDCORDEDWARECULTURE|WITHPONTICELEMENTS

Anewqualityisbroughtintothestudyoftheoriginsanddevelopmentofthe

MaªopolskaCWC bytheresultsoftheinvestigations arried outin thearea lying

between the upper ourses of the Vistula, Bug and Dniester Rivers, spe i ally

onGrzda Sokalskain southeastern Poland (Fig.1). There havebeenre orded a

numberof CWCgrave assemblages ontaining ertain MDC elements (espe ially

observableintheformandornamentationofpottery).Furthermore,gravefeatures

entirely related to the MDC have been found as well [Ma hnik, Pil h 1997 and

Ma hnik,Radio arbon

. . .

,inthisvolume℄.Atpresent,wehave rst 14

Cdatingsfor

assemblages in whi hMDC traits have been identi ed. The series omprises ve

datingsse uredfromhumanbones.Sin ethear haeologi al ontextofea hdating

has been presented in detail by J. Ma hnik [Radio arbon

. . .

,in this volume℄, we shallfo usnowonlyontheirsigni an eagainsttheba kdropoftheMDCdatings

fromtheDnieperdrainage presentedearlier.

Thedatesvaryfrom2754

±

99to2502

±

77BC.Ajoint alibrationofallthe ve dates marks outtheinterval of 2700-2450BC. The ontextof the ndspermitted

us to narrow down the interval to a 2650-2500BC with the majority of datings

ttingintotheperiodof 2600-2500BC. Atthesame time, theanalysis oftraitsof

theseassemblagesforwhi h 14

Canalyses annotbemadejusti esahypothesisthat

theoldestofthemmaybedatedtotheperiodpre edingthe2650/2600BCdivision

[Ma hnik,Radio arbon

. . .

,in thisvolume℄.

Against the ba kground of the MDC datings from the area of the Middle

Dnieperdis ussedearlier,the hronologyofMDCtraitsbetweentheUpperVistula

andBugis relativelyearly. However, while interpreting thisobservationonemust

rememberthatwedonothaveany 14

CdatesfortheearlystageoftheMDC.Hen e,

theproblem alls formore resear h.

4.2. RADZIEJÓWGROUPOFTHEFUNNELBEAKERCULTURE,ANEARLY

LOWLANDCORDEDWARECULTURE|WITHPONTICELEMENTS

A omplexoffourFBC-CWCassemblages, inwhi htraitsoftheTC

(Radzie-jów group) or the YC (early L owland-Kujawy CWC) have been observed with a

variousdegreeofprobability,o ersa han efortheir hronometri (radio arbon)

syn hronization.

Theassemblages of theRadziejów groupof theFBCwhi h ontainelements

asso iatedwiththeTCandwhi hare presentedhere[Ko±ko,Ponti

. . .

,in this vo-lume℄representphasesIVA/IVB(Opatowi e42)andVA(L atkowo5).Inrespe tof

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features.Ingeneral, thedates anbetakentobereliable with ertainreservations

abouttheolderdatingfromOpatowi e.Takentogether,theymarkouttheinterval

of3370-3030BC.

The two assemblages of the early CWC from the L owlands (pre isely from

Kujawy),i.e. KruszaZamkowa3andBo»ejewi e8,withanalogiestotheBla kSea

steppes(YC)[seeKo±ko,Ponti

. . .

,inthisvolume℄may bedatedto a3100-2900 BC (2997

±

101 BC | Krusza Zamkowa) and 2870-2660 BC (2717

±

153 BC | Bo»ejewi e). Theirjoint alibrationsetstheintervalof3070-2600BC.

Taking intoa ount thedatingsof the late TC (phase CII) dis ussedearlier,

the \Tripolye" traits in the Radziejów group should be rather related to the

in-terlude between phases CI andCII or possibly to theearly period of phase CII

(3100/2950-2400/2300BC) (Fig.1).

Inthe aseoftheYC,thehypotheti alsteppeanalogiesofthesour ematerials

oftheearlyCWCinKujawyshouldbesyn hronizedwithanearlyperiod,i.e.pla ed

onthes aleofitsdevelopmentontheDnieperbeforeabout2550BC(Fig.1).

4.3. KUJAWYGROUPOFTHEGLOBULARAMPHORACULTURE|WITHPONTIC

ELEMENTS

Dis ussed elsewhere in this volume, theelements thatare geneti ally related

to the TC, namely the use of organi and mineral dyes in pottery making, were

re ordedat fourGAC sitesinKujawy[Szmyt,Tripolye

. . .

,in thisvolume℄.Onthe s ale of relative hronologythey may be asso iated with phase IIb (Ku zkowo 1,

Bo»ejewi e22)andIIIa(Pie ki8,›egotki2)oftheGAC.Adetailedanalysisof 14

C

dates andtheir relation to thedis ussed materials made it possible to determine

the hronologi al bra ket in whi h the said elements o urred in Kujawy to be

3030-2460BC.

UponreferringtheaboveassessmentstotheperiodizationoftheTC,theymay

be syn hronizedwith itsphaseCII; what's more,with almost thewhole periodof

itsexisten ewhi hhasbeendeterminedusing radio arbondating.

5. THEDIVISIONMARKEDBYTHETRZCINIECSYNTHESISOF

CULTURESINTHEBORDERLANDBETWEENTHEEASTANDWESTOF

EUROPE

Asitisshownintheintrodu tion,theformationofa y leof ulturesasso iated

withtheTrz inie Horizon(TH)setstheupper uto pointoftheperiodofinterest

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shall dis uss the question of the TH radio arbon hronometry only as a set of

on lusionsrelyingonthedatapublishedinan earlier volumeof theBalti -Ponti

Studies[Kovalyukhetal. 1998;Makarowi z 1998℄.

Fromthepointofview ofthisstudy,thefollowing ndingsseemtobe

impor-tant:

a) InthearealyingbetweentheVistulaandDnieper,theearliestTHdatings ome

fromtheL owlandsoftheBalti Seadrainagebasin (Kujawy)and on entrate

between2000-1850BC.

b) Towards the end of this period, the TH is also identi ed in the area of old

Uplands,intheUpperVistuladrainage.

) The beginnings of the TH in the Dnieper drainage an be dated now to a

1600BC.

The above on lusionsindi ate thattheTHrea hed a ma rospatial dimension |

bindingthe ulturalenvironmentsoftheVistulaandDnieperdrainages|between

1850and1600BC.

6. POSSIBILITIESOFHISTORICAL(CALENDAR)CORRELATIONOF

CULTURALUNITSOCCURRINGBETWEENTHEVISTULAANDDNIEPER

Whileassessingthepossibilityof orrelation, weshouldexer ise extreme

au-tion.Thisisso be auseof ertaindoubts on erningthea ura yandintegrity of

the radio arbon hronology of individual taxa. The problem is vividly illustrated

byasyn hronismsinYC andMDC datingsand\Balti " adaptationsof theirtraits

whi hare learly older!(Fig. 1).Thesimplestinterpretationofthisfa tisthatthe

setofanalyzedsamples didnotin ludeanyassemblagesrepresentativeoftheearly

stagesofdevelopmentofthese units.

Keepingtheaboveremarksinmind,wewouldratherlimitourselvestodrawing

ageneraloutlineofthe\ orrelations"takingasapointofdeparturethePonti

pe-riodizationoftheperiodof3150-1850BC.Inthe\Bla kSeazone",it orrespondsto

theperiodoftransitionbetweentheEneolithi andtheBronzeAge.Thefollowing

seriesofdivisions anbedistinguished:3150/3100BC,2800/2700BC,2550/2500BC,

2200/2100BCand

±

1800BC(Fig.1).Thesepointsallowustoestablishasequen e offoursubperiods intheperiodofprehistoryofthearea ontherightbankofthe

Dnieperwhi hisofinteresttoushere.The sequen eisasfollows:

A. 3150/3100-2800/2700BC|dominationof lateTC stru tures(phase CII)

B. 2800/2700-2550/2500BC|Ponti exodusoftheGAC intotheterritoryofthe

de lineTCsurvivinguntil a2700BC.Thisdividingline is rossedonlybythe

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C. 2550/2500-2200/2100BC|thedevelopment(\invasion"a ordingtoM.

Gim-butas)of\pastoral"YCso ietiesandtheKemi-Oba ulture.Thede line

(par-tialretreat tothewest?)oftheGACand thebeginnings ofCCdevelopment.

FurtherdevelopmentoftheMDC.

D. 2200/2100-

±

1800BC|thedevelopmentoftheCCandMDC.Theemergen e oftheMPC.

The above outline isonly a spe i ation of a sequen e of ultural units (for

whi hwehave 14

C datings)withanyreferen estothe urrenthistori al

interpreta-tionsofthedis ussedstagesof ultural hangepurposefullyredu edtoaminimum.

ThePonti traitsre ordedintheBalti Seadrainagebasin orrespondeitherto

sub-periodA(L atkowo5,Opatowi e42,Ku zkowo1,Bo»ejewi e22)orsubperiod

B (Krusza Zamkowa 3, Grzda Sokalska, Bo»ejewi e 8, Pie ki 8, ›egotki 2), i.e.

they tintotheperiodof3150/3100-2550/2500BC.

Departingfrom a \pre ise orrelation",i.e. based ona orpusof 14

C datings

presented in this volume of the Balti -Ponti Studies, it is worthwhile to attempt

to syn hronize the above distinguished subperiods with the radio arbon

hrono-logyof thesequen es oftaxa fromthesettlementand ultural mesoregionsofthe

Vistula drainage. The two most thoroughly resear hed mesoregions of this area

are loess soils near Kraków in Maªopolska [Kruk,Milisaukas 1983; ‘ ibior 1992;

Wªodar zak1998;Wªodar zak,Kowalewska-Marszaªek1998;Krzak1989;Ma hnik,

‘ ibior1991;Kadrow,Ma hnik1997℄andKujawy[Czerniaketal.1991;Czebreszuk

1996;Czebreszuk,Szmyt1998;Szmyt1999a;Czebreszuk etal.1999℄.

A= Maªopolska:FBC|phasesBrono i eIVandV(apart);Zªota ulture;CWC

|phasesIandIIa

Kujawy: FBC | phases IVB, (apart) andVB (apart); GAC | phaseIIb;

CWC|phase1(apart)

B= Maªopolska: FBC | Brono i e phase V (a part); Zªota ulture; CWC |

phases IIbandIIb/IIIa

Kujawy: FBC|phases IVB (apart)andVB/C,VC; GAC |phaseIIIa (a

part);CWC|phases1(apart)and2(apart)

C= Maªopolska:CWC|phasesIIIaandIIIb;Mierzanowi e ulture|phaseI;

Bell Beaker ulture

Kujawy: FBC|phaseVC(apart);GAC |phaseIIIa(a part)andIIIb (a

part);CWC|phases2(apart)and4(apart);Iwno ulture|phase1and

2(apart)

D= Maªopolska:Mierzanowi e ulture|phasesIIandIII

Kujawy:GAC|phaseIIIb(apart)andIII ;CWC|phase4(apart);Iwno

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CONCLUSIONS

Thepresented ndingsbringatentativeordertothetaxonomi outlineofthe

area lying between the Vistula and Dnieper between 3150-1850BC. Any further

resear h|apart fromobviousobje tiveslike itsveri ationand parti ularization

aswellassystemati re ordingofar haeologi al(typologi al)syn hronizersofboth

ulturalareas(inparti ularintheBla kSeabasin)|shouldfo usonthetaxonomi

problemsoutlinedabove. Theyprimarily on ern:

{ ex eedingly broad(?) hronologyoftheUsatovogroupoftheTC,

{ too late (?) a hronology of the YC expansion into the right-bank Dnieper

area,

{ toolate (?)a hronologyofthebeginnings oftheMDC.

Thelistmaybeexpandedtoin ludethequestion|ex ludedfromthisvolume

|oftheradio arbondatingofthere eptionofthe ata ombgraveontheUpper

Vistula [Kempisty1978: Fig.291;Ma hnik 1979a:392-397℄,whi h seemsto betoo

earlyfortheCC hronologyframework.

Allthese questions,havingadire tbearingonthesynthesisoftheborderland

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AJA { Ameri anJournalofAr haeology,NewYork.

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EA { EurasiaAntiqua,Berlin.

FPP { Folia Praehistori a Posnaniensia,Pozna«.

KSIA { Kratkiyesoobsh heniyaInstitutaArkheologii,Moskva.

KSIAANUSSR { Kratkiye soobsh heniya Instituta Arkheologii AN USSR,

Kiev.

KSIIMK { Kratkiye soobsh heniya Instituta Istorii Materialnoy

kul-tury,Moskva.

KSOGAM { Kratkie Soobsh heniya OdesskogoGosudarstvennogo

Ar-kheologi heskogoMuzeya,Odessa.

MIA { Materialy iissledovaniyapoarkheologii,Moskva.

NAIANANU { NaukovyArkhivInstitutaArkheologiiNa ionalnoi

Akade-mii NaukUkrainu, Kiev.

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