Experiencia vivida en el Neolítico Antiguo de la Gran Llanura Húngara Oross, Ildikó Pap, Jessica Pearson, Anne Pike-Tay, Debemos también un encarecido agradecimiento Mike Richards, Rick Schulting, Elisabetta Starnini, Pál al Instituto de Arqueología de la Academia Húngara Sümegi, Kathy Willis, Laura Willis, Pia Windland, Nur de Ciencias, Budapest, y al Museo Munkácsy Mihály, Yusof y István Zalai-Gaál. Békéscsaba, Co. Békés, por su cooperación. El apoyo de The British Academy, The Humanities Research los Prof. Csanád Bálint, Dr. Eszter Bánffy y Dr. Imre Board, The Arts and Humanities Research Board, The Szatmári ha sido enormemente valioso. Society of Antiquaries of London, The Prehistoric Society Gracias, finalmente, a Doug Bailey, Vicki Cummings, y la Universidad de Cardiff patrocinaron el trabajo de John Evans, Dani Hofmann y Ollie Harris por su conse- campo en Ecsegfalva. jos y comentarios críticos a este artículo. BIBLIOGRAFÍA Evans, J.G. 2003. 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