49 KB687 KB48 KB199820252005Bánffy, Eszter14 straništevilka:32letnik:32str. 73-86ISSN:1408-967XCOBISSID:30927458URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-EAFLHEB7enOddelek za arheologijo Filozofske fakultete Univerze v LjubljaniDocumenta Praehistoricaarheološke najdbedružbeni razvojmezolitiknavadeneolitikobičajiMesolithic-neolithic contacts as reflected in ritual finds|The beginnings of settled life in Central Europe were marked by a series of interactions between local foragers and immigrants of southern origin. The Carpathian Basin is the last region to have had direct contact with Balkan peoples in the early Neolithic. In the course of the interaction, not only did two groups of different origin and manners meet and merge: two ways of symbolic thinking, two kinds of cult life, two perceptions of space and time must have come face to face. We know much more about south-east European Neolithic cults and ritual life, as reconstructed from enormously rich finds of material consisting of figurines, house models, anthropomorphic vessels etc. In the western part of the Carpathian Basin there are local imitations ofthese finds, thanks to contact. However, the figural representations almost entirely disappear bz the developed phase of the Linear Pottery culture in Central Europe. Thus, we maz find some hints about the other, local way of thinking. The possible causes of this change and also different perspectives in the symbolic meaning of this process are discussed in this short paperZačetek stalne naselitve v Srednji Evropi je zaznamovala serija interakcij med lokalnimi lovci in nabiralci in priseljenci z juga. Karpatski bazen je področje, ki je imelo v zgodnjem neolitiku neposreden stik s prebivalci Balkana. Med interakcijami se nista srečevali in mešali samo dve skupini ljudi različnega porekla in navad, srečala sta se tudi dva načina simboličnega razmišljanja, dve obliki kultnega življenja in dve dojemanji prostora in časa. Veliko vemo o neolitskih kultih in obredih jugovzhodne Evrope, rekonstruiranih iz izjemno bogatih materialnih najdb kipcev, vzorcev hiš, antropomorfnih posod itd. Zaradi kontakta se v zahodnem delu Karpatskega bazena pojavljajo lokalne imitacije teh najdb. V času razvite faze LTK figuralna plastika v Srednji Evropi povsem izgine, v čemer lahko prepoznamo namige o drugačnem, lokalnem načinu mišljenja. V članku bomo pretresli mone razloge te spremembe in tudi različne perspektive ter simbolični pomen tega procesaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta