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LOCATION:HS 7 des Instituts für Urgeschichte und Historische Archäologie 
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SUMMARY:Tünde Horváth: The Late Copper Age Baden Complex in Hungary – N
 ew evidence from the past two decades
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DESCRIPTION:In Hungarian prehistoric terminology\, Baden is a Copper Age c
 ultural complex with roughly 2000 sites\, which incorporates the Bolerá
 z\, the classical Baden\, the Kostolác and the Vu?edol cultures on t
 he territory of Hungary. Complementing this picture of the period’s arch
 aeological cultures is the Pit Grave population\, an intrusive nomadic c
 ulture forming smaller enclaves in the Baden distribution\, in some cases 
 separate from and in some cases overlapping with the Baden sites on the Gr
 eat Hungarian Plain.In the wake of the large-scale salvage excavations of 
 the 1990s\, we now have more abundant information about the period’s se
 ttlements. Additionally\, two of the most important cemeteries of the Bo
 leráz and Baden cultures have been finally published\, many decades after
  their excavation.The currently largest excavated\, evaluated and publish
 ed settlement with a Boleráz and a Baden occupation is Balaton?szöd\, 
 which I excavated in 2001-2002. In the first part of the presentation\, I 
 will review the evidence that led to a new picture of the relation between
  Boleráz and Baden.During my Austrian research project\, my main focus wa
 s a comparison between Austria and Hungary in the Late Copper Age\, with
  regard to the Baden complex. In the second part of the presentation\, I w
 ill describe in brief the preliminary findings of my re-assessment of the 
 find assemblages from old excavations in the broader area of Ózd and Salg
 ótarján\, alongside an overview of a few new sites with a special nature
  in various areas of Hungary.\n\n
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