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A well-preserved Michelsberg Culture domed oven from Kortrijk, Belgium

(2019) ANTIQUITY. 93(368). p.342-358
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In 2015, a domed oven from the late fifth millennium cal BC was excavated near Kortrijk, northern Belgium. In terms of its size, tripartite structure, stone flooring and well-preserved domed combustion chamber, the oven is unique in Neolithic Western Europe, although mostly smaller, less well-preserved parallels are known in northern France. Such features are thought to have appeared in Western Europe in the Early to Middle Neolithic periods (post-Linearbandkeramik Culture). Their appearance and possible use for drying cereals may be related to a change from individual (household) to communal processing of cereals, and/or indicate adaptation to a wetter climate by newly settled agro-pastoralist communities.
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Belgium, Kortrijk, Neolithic, Michelsberg Culture, domed oven

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Teetaert, Dimitri, et al. “A Well-Preserved Michelsberg Culture Domed Oven from Kortrijk, Belgium.” ANTIQUITY, vol. 93, no. 368, 2019, pp. 342–58, doi:10.15184/aqy.2018.181.
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Teetaert, D., Baeyens, N., Perdaen, Y., Fiers, G., De Kock, T., Allemeersch, L., … Crombé, P. (2019). A well-preserved Michelsberg Culture domed oven from Kortrijk, Belgium. ANTIQUITY, 93(368), 342–358. https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2018.181
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Teetaert, Dimitri, Nathalie Baeyens, Yves Perdaen, Géraldine Fiers, Tim De Kock, Luc Allemeersch, Mathieu Boudin, and Philippe Crombé. 2019. “A Well-Preserved Michelsberg Culture Domed Oven from Kortrijk, Belgium.” ANTIQUITY 93 (368): 342–58. https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2018.181.
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Teetaert, Dimitri, Nathalie Baeyens, Yves Perdaen, Géraldine Fiers, Tim De Kock, Luc Allemeersch, Mathieu Boudin, and Philippe Crombé. 2019. “A Well-Preserved Michelsberg Culture Domed Oven from Kortrijk, Belgium.” ANTIQUITY 93 (368): 342–358. doi:10.15184/aqy.2018.181.
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Teetaert D, Baeyens N, Perdaen Y, Fiers G, De Kock T, Allemeersch L, et al. A well-preserved Michelsberg Culture domed oven from Kortrijk, Belgium. ANTIQUITY. 2019;93(368):342–58.
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D. Teetaert et al., “A well-preserved Michelsberg Culture domed oven from Kortrijk, Belgium,” ANTIQUITY, vol. 93, no. 368, pp. 342–358, 2019.
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  abstract     = {{In 2015, a domed oven from the late fifth millennium cal BC was excavated near Kortrijk, northern Belgium. In terms of its size, tripartite structure, stone flooring and well-preserved domed combustion chamber, the oven is unique in Neolithic Western Europe, although mostly smaller, less well-preserved parallels are known in northern France. Such features are thought to have appeared in Western Europe in the Early to Middle Neolithic periods (post-Linearbandkeramik Culture). Their appearance and possible use for drying cereals may be related to a change from individual (household) to communal processing of cereals, and/or indicate adaptation to a wetter climate by newly settled agro-pastoralist communities.}},
  author       = {{Teetaert, Dimitri and Baeyens, Nathalie and Perdaen, Yves and Fiers, Géraldine and De Kock, Tim and Allemeersch, Luc and Boudin, Mathieu and Crombé, Philippe}},
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  journal      = {{ANTIQUITY}},
  keywords     = {{Belgium,Kortrijk,Neolithic,Michelsberg Culture,domed oven}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  number       = {{368}},
  pages        = {{342--358}},
  title        = {{A well-preserved Michelsberg Culture domed oven from Kortrijk, Belgium}},
  url          = {{http://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2018.181}},
  volume       = {{93}},
  year         = {{2019}},
}

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