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EBA 2019 Book of Abstracts 26th International Symposium The Early Bronze Age in Central Europe October 21th–24th, 2019 Modra (Slovakia) BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Erika Makarová (ed.) Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava 2019 Conference organiser: Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava Place of venue: The Convention Centre in Modra-Harmónia, Slovakia Date: October 21th–24th, 2019 Organising committee: Martin Bača Jozef Bátora Erika Makarová Editor: Erika Makarová Layout: Erika Makarová Cover design: František Hříbal, Erika Makarová Print: KO & KA spol. s. r. o., Tlačiareň K-PRINT, Kadnárova 102, SK-831 06 Bratislava Publisher: Comenius University in Bratislava Content of the abstracts is the responsibility of their authors. The publication has not undergone language editing. Published with the support of the project VEGA No. 1/0100/19 „Economy and socie- ty in the Bronze Age in the area of middle Danube according to archaeological and environmental data“. © Comenius University in Bratislava, 2019 ISBN 978-80-223-4806-5 (online) Table of Contents Alphabetical Index ........................................................................................................ 4 Conference Program.................................................................................................... 6 Abstracts of Presentations ......................................................................................... 9 Abstracts of Posters .................................................................................................. 39 Notes ............................................................................................................................ 57 Alphabetical Index Barta, Peter 40 Hlásek, Daniel 27 Bartík, Jaroslav 15 Hložek, Martin 44 Bartík, Juraj 40 Horáková, Lenka 34 Bátora, Jozef 10, 25, 37 Hromadová Bibiána 51 Bek, Tomáš 53 Hudák, Matúš 44 Beneš, Zdeněk 28 Hudáková, Mária 44 Bláhová, Olga 48 Cheben, Michal 42 Bláhová, Zuzana 35 Chvojka, Ondřej 20, 46 Bobek, Pavol 41 Jelínek, Pavol 18, 34, 47, 49 Brunčák, Peter 49 Ježek, Josef 48 Daněček, Daniel 53 John, Jan 36 Daňová, Klaudia 30, 31, 42 Kaňáková, Ludmila 37 Debnár, Peter 41 Klontza-Jaklová, Věra 17 Drozd, Dominik 43 Kočergina, Julia 36 Ernée, Michal 19, 32 Krenn-Leeb, Alexandra 26 Fraštia, Marek 49 Krištuf, Petr 38, 46, 48 Gabulová, Monika 30 Křivánek Roman 28 Havlíková, Markéta 48 Langová, Michaela 19, 21 Hladíková, Katarína 31 Limburský, Petr 53 4 Marčiš, Marián 18, 49 Průchová, Erika 38 Melis, Eszter 12 Reiter, Violetta 33 Menšík, Petr 46 Rožnovský, David 13 Mitáš, Vladimír 41 Rychtaříková, Tereza 15 Murín, Igor 50 Sabol, Martin 54 Navrátil, Aleš 29 Schimerová, Eva 35 Neumann, Martin 25 Šabatová, Klára 14 Nezvalová, Lucia 30 Šedivá, Mária 54 Nosek, Vojtěch 37 Škrdla, Petr 15 Novák, Miroslav 35 Švejcar, Ondřej 38 Olšav, Štefan 23 Valent, Dušan 47 Oravkinová, Dominika 44, 51 Valigová, Mária 18, 56 Pálinkás Tibor 25 Vejmola, Vladimír 53 Parma, David 14, 22 Vélová, Lucie 31 Pavúk, Peter 24, 53 Verčík, Marek 53 Petriščáková, Katarína 53 Weßling, Ronny 26 Powell, Wayne 36 Zavřel, Petr 20 5 Conference Program Monday, 21.10.2019 11:00–13:45 Arrival and registration 12:00–13:30 Lunch 14:00–14:10 Opening the conference 14:10–14:30 J. Bátora: Prenikanie jamovej kultúry do severokarpatskej oblasti: predbežné poznatky 14:35–14:55 E. Melis: Recent data on the Gáta-Wieselburg culture from the territory of Hungary 15:00–15:20 D. Rožnovský: Nové poznatky o osídlení věteřovské skupiny na Znojemsku 15:25–15:45 K. Šabatová, D. Parma: Několik nových radiokarbonových dat ze závěru starší a počátku střední doby bronzové 15:50–16:10 Coffee break 16:10–16:30 J. Bartík, T. Rychtaříková, P. Škrdla: Těžební a dílenský areál na Stránské skále u Brna v době bronzové 16:35–16:55 V. Klontza-Jaklová: Can we read the Bronze Age Symbols? Moon- shaped pendants in context 17:00–17:20 P. Jelínek, M. Marčiš, M. Valigová: Depot Prašník III a jeho význam pre výskum náboženstva v staršej dobe bronzovej 17:25–17:45 M. Langová, M. Ernée: Po čem (nejen) únětické ženy touží? Znovu nalezená krása náhrdelníků z Mikulovic Tuesday, 22.10.2019 9:00–9:20 O. Chvojka, P. Zavřel: Rovinná sídliště starší doby bronzové na Českobudějovicku 9:25–9:45 M. Langová: Sídliště únětické kultury v Mikulovicích a jeho význam v rámci osídlení regionu 6 9:50–10:10 D. Parma: Není jáma jako jáma 10:15–10:35 Š. Olšav: Kamenná industria zo sídliska II v Nižnej Myšli zo začiat- ku strednej doby bronzovej 10:40–11:00 Coffee break 11:00–11:20 P. Pavúk: Kaymakci. Nové nálezisko z neskorej doby bronzovej v západnom Turecku 11:25–11:45 J. Bátora, M. Neumann, T. Pálinkás: Šahy, poloha Na vŕšku – pred- bežná správa o výskume opevneného sídliska hatvanskej kultúry 11:50–12:10 A. Krenn-Leeb, R. Weßling: Archäologische Untersuchungen in der frühbronzezeitlichen Befestigungsanlage von Ratzersdorf bei Wölbling, Niederösterreich 12:15–14:00 Lunch 14:00–14:20 D. Hlásek et al.: Monumentalita doby bronzové. Fortifikace hra- dišť starší doby bronzové z jižních Čech 14:25–14:45 Z. Beneš, R. Křivánek: Nové hradiště ze starší doby bronzové v Plaňanech ve středních Čechách na základě záchranného archeo- logického výzkumu a geofyzikálního měření 14:50–15:10 A. Navrátil: Early Bronze Age on Pálava hills 15:15–16:15 Coffee break & Poster presentation 16:15–16:35 M. Gabulová, K. Daňová, L. Nezvalová: Pohrebisko zo staršej doby bronzovej z Dolných Krškán pri Nitre (predbežné výsledky) 16:40–17:00 L. Vélová, K. Hladíková, K. Daňová: I na dětech záleží: Najmenšie deti v únětickej kultúre 17:05–17:25 M. Ernée: Where are the princesses? An alternative social system to the „princely graves“ formed EBA society of Central Germa- ny? 17:30–17:50 V. Reiter: Bestattungen der Böheimkirchner Gruppe 19:00 Social evening 7 Wednesday, 23.10.2019 9:00–18:00 Excursion: • Modra–Zámčisko – hillfort (prehistory – Early Iron Age?; Early and High Middle Ages) • Budmerice – Early Bronze Age fortified settlement • Svätý Jur–Neštich – hillfort (Hallstatt period, Early and High Middle Ages) • Small Carpathian Museum in Pezinok – regional museum with a strong emphasis on the history of wine in the Small Carpathian wine region Thursday, 24.10.2019 9:00–9:20 P. Jelínek, L. Horáková: Neskoroeneolitický depot z Nitry 9:25–9:45 E. Schimerová, Z. Bláhová, M. Novák: Nové depoty kovových předmětů ze starší doby bronzové na Královéhradecku 9:50–10:10 J. John, W. Powell, J. Kočergina: Depot žeber z Kučeře a jeho vý- znam pro poznání metalurgie doby bronzové 10:15–10:35 Coffee break 10:35–10:55 L. Kaňáková, J. Bátora, V. Nosek: Traseologický a balistický výzkum projektilů nitranské kultury – výsledky 11:00–11:20 P. Krištuf, O. Švejcar, E. Průchová: Kolektivní hrobka únětické kul- tury z Chleb (okr. Nymburk) 11:30–12:00 Final discussion and closing of the conference 8 ABSTRACTS OF PRESENTATIONS 9 Monday, 21.10.2019, 14:10–14:30 Penetration of the Yamnaya culture into North-Carpathian region: preliminary knowledge Jozef Bátora* * Department of Archaeology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia This paper summarizes the results of earlier, as well as later research, regar- ding the penetration of Yamnaya culture into the Middle Danube-Carpathian region. It focuses on the pottery finds decorated with corded ornament, oc- curring on the settlements of late Baden culture in eastern Slovakia, on the south of central Slovakia and in northern Hungary. Specifically in regards to important observations around the situation found in the multilayered settle- ment in Košice-Barca, where in layer IV/1 were found, along the Baden culture pottery and pottery decorated with corded ornament, artifacts close to Coţofeni culture. Of particular interest is a vessel, with close analogies in the pottery of Budzhak group, which is typical for Late Yamnaya (Pit-Grave) cultu- re in North-West Pontic Region. Corded Ware pottery of type Barca could be related to the bearers of one of the so called „steppe waves“ of Yamnaya culture. In this context, the new stratified finds from mound graves of Corded Ware culture from the area of southeast Poland, where some components of Yamnaya-Catacomb culture are evidently present, are especially important. In settlements of late Baden culture we encounter the artifacts of Vučedol style, i. e. Kosihy-Čaka-Makó and Nyírség-Zatín culture. Beside previously realized excavations of mounds from northwestern Hungary (Rajka-Modrovich puszta, Gönyü) and in Austrian Burgenland (Neusiedler am See), the excavation in Šurany on southwest Slovakia suggests, that the penet- ration of nomadic tribes was heading not only to the region of upper Tisza valley (including the lowland areas of eastern Slovakia) but also to the nor- thwestern Transdanubia and northern spurs of Danubian Lowland. It is in- teresting, that for some fragments of pottery from mound in Šurany we find analogies in pottery of late Eneolithic mounds of Livezile group in western Transylvania. This allow us to assume, that this could be a proof of increased mobility, on the basis of strontium and oxygen analysis detected among the population of Livezile group and individuals of Yamnaya-Catacomb culture bu- 10 ried in mound in Sárrétudvar in Great Hungarian Lowland. Besides the potenti- al grasslands, they were attracted to the area of southwest Slovakia (therefore north of Danube) mostly by the sources of non-ferrous metals like copper, gold and silver, located in nearby central Slovakian volcanic mountains 11 Monday, 21.10.2019, 14:35–14:55 Recent data on the Gáta-Wieselburg
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