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The geoarchaeological record indicates that in contrast to the overwhelmingly forested vegetation with patches of steppe and forest steppe on the alluvial plains, the Kiskunság region was dominated by open steppe and forest steppe in the later 7th millennium BC, The palaeoecological evidence indicates that open steppe-type vegetation was also typical in the area of freshwater limestone formation in the intermittently watercovered depressions of the Kiskunság region already during the late Mesolithic SÜMEGI et al.
In the later 7th millennium, between and cal BC, there was no indication of any human impact on the environment in the pollen profiles no traces of cereals or other cultivated plant species, or of weeds. A few cereal pollens, perhaps originating from more distant locations, were only identified in the sequences from Maroslele—Pana, and even these can probably be dated to around cal BC on the testimony of their stratigraphic position and the sedimentation rate a more precise date for this weak human impact is not possible based on the currently available chronological data.
Between and cal BC, corresponding to the Early Neolithic in the Carpathian Basin, pollens of cultivated cereals appear in the Southern and Middle Tisza region, alongside the weed pollens indicating human settlement, animal husbandry and arable farming.
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At the same time, comparable phenomena could only be documented south of Kecel in the Danube Valley south of Neither could any human impact on the environment be identified in the Danube-Tisza interfluve between and cal BC and thus the settlement of foodproducing communities seems unlikely.
However, two main considerations must be borne in mind in this respect: the first, that the analysed sequences were not extracted from locations lying near a known Körös settlement; the second, that human settlement itself and animal husbandry leaves a minimal imprint on the pollen composition of an open, natural steppe— forest steppe environment, which is often difficult to identify. Thus, a migrating Neolithic population with intermittently occupied settlements and an economy based predominantly on stockbreeding rather than arable farming will leave few traces in the pollen profiles of locations lying farther from their settlements.
Human impacts on the vegetation and the imprints of arable farming in the areas north of the It could be established that food-producing communities had settled north of the The spread of Neolithisation involved the appearance of food production in regions that had been uncolonised during the Early Neolithic.
Conclusion The palaeoenvironmental assessment of the radiocarbondated, undisturbed cores extracted from various sediment catchment basins enabled the reconstruction of the settlement of the first Körös communities in the Danube-Tisza interfluve. The process can be reconstructed as follows: 1 The Danube and Tisza Valleys were heavily forested at the close of the Mesolithic and the onset of the Neolithic later 7th millennium BC , The forests were punctured by island-like patches of natural steppe. There was no indication of any impact on the environment by Neolithic food-producing communities in the pollen profiles.
The open steppe-type vegetation was typical for the depressions between the sand dunes evolving in the former, late glacial Danubian palaeo-channels, in the locations of freshwater limestone formations and in the depressions. One the testimony of the analysed sediment sequences, these channel-like formations and the broader region of the sampling locations had not been forested at the close of the Mesolithic, but were covered with natural steppe and forest steppe evolving under edaphic influences.
It is possible that these channel-like valleys along the Danubian palaeo-channels covered with predominantly open vegetation traversing the Danube-Tisza interfluve played an important role in the migration of the Körös groups. At the same time, palaeoenvironmental changes caused by human activities could not be demonstrated in the Danube-Tisza interfluve during the Early Neolithic, i. Thus, the palaeoecological record does not support models proposing a migration between the Tisza and Danube Valleys across the Kiskunság region, although it must also be added that there are no sequences from the immediate area of the assumed Körös settlement locations in the Danube-Tisza interfluve.
In sum, we may say that the currently available palaeoecological evidence neither confirms, nor refutes the assumed migration of Körös communities across the Kiskunság region between the Tisza and Danube Valleys. The findings of the palaeoenvironmental studies described in the above are not conclusive because they were not designed to test this theory, but had been performed separately much earlier, and the sampling locations did not lie in the immediate vicinity of the environments generally chosen by Körös groups for their settlements, but farther away.
The region is bounded by an Old Holocene Danube channel known as the Örjeg or Vörös marshland in the east and by the current Danube channel in the west. The ridges rising some 2—3 meters above the floodplain provided a richly diverse habitat for the first farming communities settling near the meandering rivers, rivulets and streams.
Not one single comprehensive assessment of the Early Neolithic material from this region has yet been published. Presented here will be a detailed description of the earliest Neolithic sites in the Kalocsa Sárköz region identified during various field surveys.
Most of the sites in question yielded finds of the Körös culture and, as a matter of fact, one of the richest assemblages was brought to light at the Szakmár— Kisülés settlement. At the same time, we discovered a few sites whose material also featured the occasional and scattered Starčevo sherd in addition to the Körös ceramics. The survey material also included the first Körös finds from the Szakmár—Kisülés settlement. In addition to the Szakmár site, she assigned the finds from seven other sites to the Körös culture. She also listed three sites in the Bácska loess land lying south of Baja: the finds from Vaskút and Csátalja, published in , and the Szeremle—Görönd site.
Even though no other significant Early Neolithic find assemblages have been discovered in the Baja area during the past decades, there has been a growing archaeological interest in the Kalocsa Sárköz region. Following the excavation at Szakmár—Kisülés, Elvira H. Unfortunately, the documentation of these site inspections is very sparse and the finds collected on these occasions, deposited in the Kecskemét museum, still await inventorising.
More intensive, systematic field surveys were begun in the s, as a result of which the number of archaeological sites registered in the Kalocsa Sárköz region exceeds one thousand. The number of Early Neolithic sites has also multiplied. Mention must be made of the outstanding work done by Kálmán D. Szabó, an amateur local historian, who devoted his energies to searching for the remains of medieval settlements in the Kalocsa, Bátya, Fajsz, Dusnok, Hajós and Homokmégy area in the s and s.
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He identified over a hundred sites. These finds were collected during the field surveys she had conducted together with Gábor Vékony between and on behalf of the Archaeological Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The finds and the field documentation were initially deposited in the archives of the Archaeological Institute, but were later transferred to the Viski Károly Museum in Kalocsa. Vadász listed sites in her thesis, 99 of which dated from one or another prehistoric period.
She included a detailed description of the finds collected at each site. In her assessment of the survey results, Vadász analysed the prehistoric occupation patterns in the Kalocsa Sárköz region in relation to environmental changes VADÁSZ Even though she had surveyed the area, she did not find any Early Neolithic finds at Homokmégy—Győrtelek II and Fajsz—Garadomb, and neither does she mention the low pedestal fragment collected together with other finds at Dunapataj—Böddpuszta cp.
The primary assessment of the finds collected during the field surveys has been completed, and the sites are now registered in the database of the National Office of Cultural Heritage Lechner Lajos Tudásközpont. A field survey co-ordinated by Eszter Bánffy and Jörg Petrasch was conducted in , as a prelude to the investigation of the Fajsz—Garadomb site between and ,19 a settlement first occupied by a Körös community. Survey methods One obvious precondition to the assessment of the finds collected during field surveys is a familiarity with the employed survey procedures because even areas with a virtually identical environmental potential can yield widely differing assemblages depending on the sampling techniques used during the survey.
During her survey, Vadász principally sought out the prominent hills rising above the surrounding land. She identified most sites on these hills and along the roads between them.
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She kept a field diary containing a description of the sites she had identified, but she only had , and , maps at her disposal to record the sites. Szabó too focused on the higher, flood-free elevations during the surveys he had conducted with the goal of identifying one-time medieval villages from geographic names and from references in charters and other historical documents.
He meticulously surveyed the areas bearing the name of former medieval villages and he regularly returned to the sites that he found interesting for one reason or another. Both Vadász and D. Szabó recorded the spatial extent of the archaeological phenomena and sites they had identified. In many cases, the hand-drawn sketches are the single form of documentation for a particular site because the finds were not accessioned into the museum collection and thus the chronological and cultural attribution of these sites remains uncertain and needs verification.
Another difficulty encountered during the assessment of the finds collected by D. Szabó is that he often described the same site under a different name, providing a fresh description each time. Later, the finds that actually came from the same site were catalogued as representing three different sites. During his survey of the Homokmégy area, Zsolt Gallina worked with a team of four or five members. They recorded their observations on , scale maps. They collected a relatively low number of finds from each site, 4 ha, surveyed by István Knipl in Knipl: Császártöltés régészeti terepbejárása.
VKM Archaeological Archives, inv. Kustár: Drágszél régészeti terepbejárása. VKM Archives, inv.
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Kustár: Drágszél, Homokmégy, Öregcsertő régészeti terepbejárása. Gallina — P. Hornok: Dunaszentbenedek, Géderlak, Uszód régészeti terepbejárása. A, Lantos: Foktő régészeti terepbejárása. Knipl: Hajós régészeti terepbejárása. Gallinat: Homokmégy régészeti terepbejárása — Kustár: Homokmégy kiegészítő régészeti terepbejárása. Gallina — T. Gyergyádesz — K. Somogyi: Kalocsa régészeti terepbejárása — Lantos: Ordas régészeti terepbejárása. Kustár: Öregcsertő régészeti terepbejárása Manuscript.
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A total of sixty-one sites are currently known from the area. The description of the sites is based on the information contained in her field diaries, her MA thesis and her maps VKM Archaeological Archives, inv. Szabó were inventoried by Elvira H. Tóth , Lívia Bende and Katalin Tóth One of the inaccuracies of the field documentation is that in the case of sites occupied during successive periods usually the hills overlooking former watercourses , the extent of occupation varied from period to period, but the field documentation records the size of the entire multi-period site without detailing whether the finds of a particular period such as the Early Neolithic were scattered over the entire site or only a part of it.
Although Gallina also attempted to identify the sites recorded earlier by Vadász and D. Szabó in the Homokmégy area, his efforts were not always crowned with success. The archaeological topographical work in the archaeological activity area of the Viski Károly Museum received a fresh impetus in Sampling strategies now included the transect sampling of sites, involving the collection of finds in transects perpendicular to the elongated hilltop, a procedure that enabled the mapping of the intensity of the surface find scatter for each occupation period of a particular site and it also offered a broad picture of the more scanty, possible off-site material, as well as the catchment area of a particular site.
The sites were recorded using GPS. One persistent problem was that the amount of finds collected by different archaeologists varied even in the case of sites lying in more or less identical environments and thus it proved problematic to create a uniform interpretative framework for assessing the collected material.