Cultural and Landscape Changes in South-East Hungary I.

Összefoglaló

In 1984, the Archaeological Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences engaged in a microregional survey at Gyomaendrõd (Eastern Hungary). The project investigated the interrelation of changing ecological conditions and human settlement in one particular area through the course of time (ranging from the early neolithic period till the 17th century). This was the first large-scale project of its kind undertaken in Hungary, and one of the few world-wide. This richly illustrated volume containing 11 studies by 20 authors outlines how various approaches from different disciplines can be applied in the course of the methodologies and the techniques of this interdisciplinary research project. Publication of further results can be found in Volume II. S. Bökönyi: The Early Neolthic vertebrate fauna of Endrőd 19 M. Cucarzi: The integrated geoarchaeological approach within the territory: the case of the Microregion E. Erdélyi: The excavation of a settlement and a cemetery in the outskirts of Gyomaendrőd B. Genito: The Endrőd 19 Project D. Jankovich-Bésán – J. Kvassay – M. Á. Pattantyús: Interdisciplinary survey and trial excavation of a multicomponent site, Endrőd 170 E. Jerem – Zs. Kiss – M. Á. Pattantyús – A. Varga: The combined use of archaeometric methods preceding the excavation of archaeological sites I. Juhász: A new Avar Period runic inscription from Szarvas J. Makkay: A Linear Pottery culture refuse pit and two contracted burials from the site of Endrőd-Öregszőlők XI. J. Makkay: Excavations at the Körös culture settlement of Endrőd-Öregszőlők 119 B. Székely – O. Magyari – P. Steinbach – T. Tóth: Results of geophysical surveying in the investigation of archaeological sites in the Gyomaendrőd region, Hungary I. Takács: Fish remains from the Early Neolithic site of Endrőd 119