106 KB26 KB198020212004Janžekovič, FrancMalez, VesnaVelušček, Antonštevilka:123letnik:25str. 195-200ISSN:0351-2851COBISSID:14059272URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-SEK1PN29slDruštvo za opazovanje in proučevanje ptic SlovenijeAcrocephalusLjubljansko barjenajdbeornitologijapaleozoologijapticeZooarheološke najdbe ptic na koliščarskih naselbinah na Ljubljanskem barju| The zooarcheological findings of birds in ancient pile dwellings at Ljubljansko barje|The article presents zooarchaeological avifaunistic findings at Ljubljansko barje (central Slovenia). The list consists of 36 bird species of 9 orders. It is assumed that these are accumulations of various cooking remains left there by pile dwellers, who inhabited Ljubljansko barje from the end of the Neolithic, i the Copper Age and in the Early Bronze Age, that is from the first half of the 5th to the first of the 2nd millennium B.C. It is assumed that the birds' species structure shows the ancient dwellers' preference to certain species of game. The reconstruction of palaeoenvironment is incomplete, as it is based on game species and is therefore limited to the pile dwellers' hunting environment. The ecological requirements of the found birds reveal that the vicinity of the pile dwellings was a spacious habitat of still water with clearly definable pelagic and littoral areas. It is assumed that the littoral water habitat consisted of several strips: shallow water area with lush submerged and buoyant macrophyte vegetation, large shallows mostly overgrown with surface vegetation, and marshy meadows with low-growing vegetation. The land was probably covered by forest and non-forest areas, creating a mosaic-like landscapeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaDruštvo za opazovanje in proučevanje ptic Slovenije