Vessel guardians: Sculpture and graphics related to the ceramics of North-Eastern European hunter-gatherers

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North-Eastern European hunter-gatherer ceramic sculptures, relief sculptures and graphic images on vessels are discussed. Five groups of finds are distinguished according to their chronology (4000-2500 calBC) and the subject that is represented (birds, human heads, human figures, mammal heads etc.). We believe that the production of these items was a female craft; they were made for ritual purposes and their emergence was independent of any influence from pastoral/agricultural societies.

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Kashina, E., & Zhulnikov, A. (2015). Vessel guardians: Sculpture and graphics related to the ceramics of North-Eastern European hunter-gatherers. Documenta Praehistorica, 42, 289–295. https://doi.org/10.4312/dp.42.20

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