Foodways architecture: storing, processing and dining structures at the Late Neolithic Vinča culture site at Stubline

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 17 Dec 2015 Slovenia Publisher:University of LjubljanaJournal:Documenta Praehistorica, volume 42 (issn: 1408-967X, eissn: 1854-2492,

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Authors: Spasić, Miloš; Živanović, Saša;

doi: 10.4312/dp.42.15

Foodways architecture: storing, processing and dining structures at the Late Neolithic Vinča culture site at Stubline

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The paper presents an analysis of storing, processing and dining structures from the Vinča culture site at Stubline. Numerous clay structures found in houses were associated with everyday activities related to food. We argue that these structures were not only important in subsistence strategies, but were also profound symbolic agents involved in complex symbolic practices related to the conceptualisation of social spaces in Vinča culture houses.

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processing and dining structures, Vin≠a culture, Archaeology, Late Neolithic, storing, CC1-960, Stubline

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