Site Village Department Region Country Layer Cultural Attribution C14 age B.P uncal.Deviation B.P Dates CalBC Deviation B.C Classic (0) or AMSLaboratory (1) Source of C14 Human skeletonsCultivated plantsDomesticated animalsHunted animals X (LON) Y (LAT) Coordinates accuracy Abri above Zlotske cave Zlot Bor Bor district Serbia surface potteryStarčevo-Keres-Cris finds collected during archaeological prospection Aleksandar Kapuran,21,95100 Aleksandar44,02700 Bulatović and1 Igor Jovanović, Naselja ranog neolita u Timočkoj krajini i Zaleđu Đerdapa, in: Starinar LX, 2010., p. 19-36. Achilleion Achilleion Larisa Thessaly Greece IIa Proto-Sesklo 7310; 7300; 7300;50; 50; 7290; 50; 7295; 50;6220-6080; 70; 7290;7260; 80;80; 50; 6220-6080; 7290;7280; 50; 80 6220-6080; 72700; 0; 0; 6220-6080;0; 0; 0;LJ-3328; 0; 0; 6230-6070; 0; 0 LJ-3328; 6230-6030; LJ-3186; LJ-3186; 6230-6030; GrN-7436; 6220-6070;Triticum LJ-3326; Monococcum; 6220-6070; LJ-3326;788 Sheep;Goat;36 LJ-3325;LJ-3325;P-2117 6220-6030 Triticum15 red Dicoccum; Bos;62 deer;7 Pig;9 roe ReingruberHordeum deer;2dog; sp;fallow A., Avena Thissen deer;22,38333 sp; L.,5 Lens idex;16 2004, sp; C¹⁴ 39,28333Pistaciaauroch;6 database sp; wild Quercusfor shine; the Aegean sp;1 1wild Bromus cat;10Catchment sp;Stellaria hare; (EASTERN sp; Gallium GREECE, sp(PHASE SOUTHERN I)-Triticum BALKANS Monococcum; and WESTERN Triticum TURKEY) Dicoccum; 10.000-5.500 Hordeum calBC, sp; in Avena How didsp; Lensfarming sp; reachPistacia Europe? sp; Quercus Anatolian sp; Vitis -European sylvestris relations sp (PHASE from II) the second half of the 7th through the first half of the 6th millennium cal BC. BYZAS 2, p.295-327 Achilleion Achilleion Larisa Thessaly Greece Ib Early ceramic 7360; 7440; 7390;155; 7370;7360; 55; 45; 50;50;6390-6070 7320 50 ; 6390-6230; 6380-6110;0; 0; 0; 6340-6090;0; 0; 0 UCLA-1882B; 6340-6090; GrN-7437; 6230-6090 GrN7438; LJ-3329;Triticum LJ-3329; Monococcum; LJ-3184788 Sheep;Goat;36 Triticum15 red Dicoccum; Bos;62 deer;7 Pig;9 roe GimbutasHordeum deer;2dog; M.,sp;fallow AvenaWinn deer;22,38333 S., sp; Shimabuku5 Lens idex;16 sp; 39,28333Pistaciaauroch;6 D., 1989, sp; wild Achilleion.Quercus shine; sp;1 1Awild BromusNeolithic cat;10 sp;Stellaria settlementhare; sp; in GalliumThessaly sp(PHASE Greece. Institute I)-Triticum of archeology.Monococcum; Los Triticum Angeles. Dicoccum; Hordeum sp; Avena sp; Lens sp; Pistacia sp; Quercus sp; Vitis sylvestris sp (PHASE II) Achilleion Achilleion Larisa Thessaly Greece Ia Early Aceramic 7540;7460; 7470140;175; 80 6500-6220;6460-6090; 6410-62400; 0; 0 LJ-4449;UCLA-1896A; P-2118 Triticum Monococcum;788 Sheep;Goat;36 Triticum15 red Dicoccum; Bos;62 deer;7 Pig;9 roe ReingruberHordeum deer;2dog; sp;fallow A., Avena Thissen deer;22,38333 sp; L.,5 Lens idex;16 2004, sp; C¹⁴ 39,28333Pistaciaauroch;6 database sp; wild Quercusfor shine; the Aegean sp;1 1wild Bromus cat;10Catchment sp;Stellaria hare; (EASTERN sp; Gallium GREECE, sp(PHASE SOUTHERN I)-Triticum BALKANS Monococcum; and WESTERN Triticum TURKEY) Dicoccum; 10.000-5.500 Hordeum calBC, sp; in Avena How didsp; Lensfarming sp; reachPistacia Europe? sp; Quercus Anatolian sp; Vitis -European sylvestris relations sp (PHASE from II) the second half of the 7th through the first half of the 6th millennium cal BC. BYZAS 2, p.295-327 Achilleion Achilleion Larisa Thessaly Greece IIb Proto-Sesklo 7550; 7330; 7340;60; 100; 7250; 70; 7210 50;6460-6260; 90 6340-6030; 6330-6080;0; 0; 0;0 6210-6020; ; 0 LJ-3180; 6210-5930 UCLA-1896C; P-2120; LJ-3181; LJ-3201Triticum Monococcum;788 Sheep;Goat;36 Triticum15 red Dicoccum; Bos;62 deer;7 Pig;9 roe ReingruberHordeum deer;2dog; sp;fallow A., Avena Thissen deer;22,38333 sp; L.,5 Lens idex;16 2004, sp; C¹⁴ 39,28333Pistaciaauroch;6 database sp; wild Quercusfor shine; the Aegean sp;1 1wild Bromus cat;10Catchment sp;Stellaria hare; (EASTERN sp; Gallium GREECE, sp(PHASE SOUTHERN I)-Triticum BALKANS Monococcum; and WESTERN Triticum TURKEY) Dicoccum; 10.000-5.500 Hordeum calBC, sp; in Avena How didsp; Lensfarming sp; reachPistacia Europe? sp; Quercus Anatolian sp; Vitis -European sylvestris relations sp (PHASE from II) the second half of the 7th through the first half of the 6th millennium cal BC. BYZAS 2, p.295-327 Achilleion Achilleion Larisa Thessaly Greece MN MN Triticum Monococcum;788 Sheep;Goat;36 Triticum15 red Dicoccum; Bos;62 deer;7 Pig;9 roe GimbutasHordeum deer;2dog; M.,sp;fallow AvenaWinn deer;22,38333 S., sp; Shimabuku5 Lens idex;16 sp; 39,28333Pistaciaauroch;6 D., 1989, sp; wild Achilleion.Quercus shine; sp;1 1Awild BromusNeolithic cat;10 sp;Stellaria settlementhare; sp; in GalliumThessaly sp(PHASE Greece. Institute I)-Triticum of archeology.Monococcum; Los Triticum Angeles. Dicoccum; Hordeum sp; Avena sp; Lens sp; Pistacia sp; Quercus sp; Vitis sylvestris sp (PHASE II) Adea Romania Starcevo-Cris Luca, Suciu, Dumitrescu-Chioar,21,6066 Cataloque46,54114 of the Early Neo1 lithic (Starcevo-Cris Culture) settle ments in Western part of Romania – Transylvania, Banat, Crisana, Maramures, Oltenia and Western Muntenia Adžijsko Donje Zuniće Knjaževac Zaječar DistrictSerbia surface potteryStarčevo finds collected during archaeological prospection A. 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