1705 KB35 KB199820251999Bailey, Douglass W.številka:26letnik:26str. 153-162COBISSID:11903842ISSN:1408-967XURN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-68ZVODGOenOddelek za arheologijo Filozofske fakultete Univerze v LjubljaniDocumenta Praehistoricaarchaeologyarchitecturearheologijaarheološke najdbearhitekturajugovzhodna Evropanaselbineneolitiksocialno okoljeThe built environment: pit-huts and houses in the Neolithic|Among the major changes which emerged in southeastern Europe after 6500 BC, one of the most significant was that people began to build ther social environments. Two main types of architectuer were used: pits-huts and surface-level structures. This paper examines the character of these two forms of bulidinsg and suggests that they represent important differences in community structure and ogranization. Examples are drawn from three sites, divostin (phases I and II), Usoe and Ovcharovo-gorataMed mnogimi spremembami, ki so se pojavile v jugovzhodni Evropi po letu 6500 BC, je bila ena najpomembnejših, da so ljudje začeli postavljati stavbe in s tem graditi svoje socialno okolje. Glavni vrsti arhitekture sta bili: polzemljanke in stavbe, postavljene na nivoju tal. V članku raziščemo značaj obeh vrst stavb. Menimo, da kažeta pomembno razliko v ustroju in organiziranosti skupnosti. Primere navajmo iz treh najdišč: Divostin (faza I in II), Usoe in Ovcharovo-gorataTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia