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THE HISTORY OF RESEARCH ON LATVIAN CUP-MARKED STONES

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 14 Nov 2022Publisher:The Latvian Academy of CultureJournal:Culture Crossroads, volume 5, pages 56-77 (eissn: 2500-9974, Copyright policy )
Authors: Jānis Cepītis; Lilija Jakubenoka; Juris Urtāns;

doi: 10.55877/cc.vol5.216

THE HISTORY OF RESEARCH ON LATVIAN CUP-MARKED STONES

Abstract

The stones known as cup-marked stones stand out among stones with marks of ancient artificial treatment in north-eastern Europe, as well as in the rest of the world. So far in the literature the view has predominated that the number of cup-marked stones in Latvia is small in comparison with neigh- bouring countries. The history of research on Latvian cup-marked stones is considered and it is shown that in Latvia there are a large number of cup- marked stones. In the light of the latest discoveries, four reliably identified areas of cup-marked stones are plotted in Latvia, eliminating one problematic area.

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