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OJEDINELÉ NÁLEZY SKLA Z TRENČIANSKEJ KOTLINY

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Michalík T.

Študijné zvesti

2009

nr 46

9 - 11

There were some fragments of glass objects found during surface surveys of the southern part of Trenčín Basin in the second half of 1990´s. The finds from Trenčianska Turná and Trenčianske Stankovce may come probably from the end of the middle ages or the beginning of modern time. The finds from Soblahov and Mníchova Lehota cannot be datable without analyses, but we can exclude their recent origin.

MLADOPALEOLITICKÉ KAMENNÉ HROTY A MIKROLITY Z POVRCHOVÝCH ZBEROV V TRENČIANSKEJ KOTLINE

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Polanská M. , Michalík T.

Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)

2015

tom 63

nr 1

1 – 30

Collections of the stone artifacts from Mníchova Lehota I, Trenčianske Stankovce I and V and from Trenčianska Turná V, situated in the Trenčín Basin (western Slovakia) were recently the object of several works, focusing on their general evaluation. Although the artifacts come from the surface surveys, they represent a solid basis for the technological analyses. A considerable amount of the backed artifacts, which can serve as good analogies with the industries from the other regions, was found at these sites. Elements with a double truncation of the Petřkovice type are reflected in analogies in other collections from Slovakia and Moravia, associated with the Upper Gravettian. On the other hand, the artifacts which are similar to the backed points with blunt pointing are known only from the Pavlov I site. The explanation of the methodology of the study of these tools, their description as well as translation of the proper terminology belongs to the main goals of the article. From the point of view of the methodology, the fact that highly developed western (“French“) approach is applied to Palaeolithic specific tools from Slovak sites for the first time is very important. The article is intended to be a part of a longer project of re-classification of previously known collections.