Achaeometrical Research in Hungary II., 1988

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Bakonyban" (A prehistoric industrial area in the Bakony Mountains) in 1995. Studies were supported by OTKA Project T 013918). Biró Т. К.: Késő bronzkori kőeszközök Németbánya határából (Late bronze Age stone tools from the environs of Németbánya) = Acta Musei Papensis, Pápai Múzeumi Értesítő 6(1996)219-234. Biró Т. К.: Distribution of lithic raw materials on prehistoric sites = Acta Archaeologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 40 (1988) 251-274. Macroscopic type groups among raw materials used on Hungarian prehistoric sites are described. Distribution of the individual raw material types are presented on a series of maps in two dimensions. Percentages for the largest sites presented as pie diagrams. Survey comprised about 120 sites. (Takács)-Biró К.: Problems in the characterization of Hungarian lithics = BAR British Series, Oxford (1988) 157 - 166. Lithic raw material characterisation studies in Hungary are presented with special regard to analytical Results. Available analytical facilities and possible benefits are considered. It is argued that macroscopical separation should be the primary tool - cheap, efficient - and sophisticated analytical methods should be spared for cases when the fingerprinting of the sources has been performed on representative large source collected reference material. Biró Т. К: A Kup-egyesi neolit lelőhely kőeszközei (From stone artifacts of neolithic place of occurrence of Kup-egyes) = Veszprémi Történelmi Tár 2, Veszprém (1989) 34-41. Case study on the lithic finds of the Kup site (Transdanubian LBC and Lengyel); typology, provenance, refitting. Biró Т. К.: A lengyeli kultúra dél-dunántúli pattintott kőeszköz-leletanyagainak nyersanyagáról I. (On the Raw Material of the Chipped Stone Industry of SouthTransdanubian Lengyel-Culture sites) = Communications Archaeologicae Hungaricae, Budapest (1989) 22-31. Case study on classical sites of the Lengyel culture in south-central Hungary: Lengyel, Zengővárkony, Pécsvárad, Mórágy, Villánykövesd. Author focussed on provenance; typology by E. Bácskay in the same volume. Biró Т. К.: A madarasi lelőhely kőeszközeinek nyersanyagáról (On the raw material of stone tools from the site of Madaras) = Cumania 11, Kecskemét (1989) 59-62. Case study on the raw materials of the Upper Palaeolithic site. Complex study of the site by Dobosi & al. in the same volume. Raw material spectrum indicates strong Transdanubian (Mecsek) connections, raising questions of the contemporary course of the river Danube. 292