MANIFESTATION OF NEOLITHIC PACKAGE SIGNS ON THE TERRITORY OF THE FOREST ZONE IN THE VII-IV THOUSAND BC
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24852/2587-6112.2020.5.69.75Keywords:
archaeology, Neolithic, Neolithic package, forest zone, pottery, polished woodworking tools, long-term dwelling, burial ground, sanctuary, mutually benefi cial exchangeAbstract
The article is dedicated to an analysis of the most thoroughly studied Neolithic cultures of the forest zone
of Eurasia (7th-4th millennia BC). The analysis involves the use of the following characteristics of the Neolithic
package: ceramics, polished woodworking tools, long-term dwellings, large burial grounds, shrines, and items
of non-local manufacture obtained in the course of economic exchange. As a result of the study, the most developed
cultures of the early and middle Neolithic were identifi ed, taking into account the information available
today. In early cultures, a total of 1 to 3 features were discovered, and in the middle Neolithic - from 3 to
5. The process of neolithization of the forest zone was traced during the activities.
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