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Tóth, T.: Men and nutrition in the Carpathian postglacial millenia

Table 4. Distribution of some cultivated plants (Near East, Balkan Pia, Danube

—Tisza Basin)+ ~—Cultivated plants Chronology, locality — Triticum monococcum L. Triticum dicoccon SCHRANK Hordeum vulgare var. nudum Lens esi ulenta L. Lens culinaris Mcdik 7500-6750 BC, Ali Kosh, South-Western Iran, DehLuran X X X —• VHI-VIIth mill., BC, (Preceramic per.) Hacilar, S~W Turkey — X x X 6750 BC, Yarmo, Irak, North Zagros X X X 6750-6000 BC, Ali Kosh, South-Western Iran, DehLuran X X X 6385-5790 BC, Catal Hüyük, South Turkey, KonyaPlain X X X 6250-5850 BC, Jericho, Yordania, Eastern Mediterranean X X — — 6000-5600 BC, Ali Kosh, South-Western Iran, DehLuran — X — X Vlth mill., BC, Tell es-Sawwan, Central Irak X X — — Vlth mill., BC, Choga Mami, Central Irak X X X X Vlth mill., BC, Umm Dabaghiyah, North Irak X X X — 5450 BC, Hacilar (Ceramic per.) South-West Turkey X X X — 5470 BC, Nea Nikomedeia, near Saloniki X X X X Neolith, Achilleion, Thessalia — X — — Neolith, Argissa Magula, Thessalia x X — X Neolith, Starcevo-Vrsnik III., Yugoslavia X X — — 5140 BC, Szeged-Gyálarét, Tisza-Basin, Körös-cult. X X — — Middle Neolith, Dévaványa-Réhelyi gát, Tisza-Basin x X X X Late Neolith, Berettyóújfalu-Szilhalom, Tisza-Basin X X X —• Middle Bronze, Tiszaalpár-Várdomb, Tisza-Basin X X X X + All data from HARTYÁNYI (1982), HARTYÁNYI &. NOVÁKI ( 1975), HÁRTYÁN Yiá MÁTHÉ (1981), LISITSINA & PRISHTSHEPENKO ( 1977), LISITSINA & FILIPOVITSK ( 1980) 87/2794 Franklin Nyomda — Múzsák