Acta Archaeologica Nº 76/1- 2025

Acta Archaeologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae

Nº 76/ 1 - 2025

INDEX

Editorial p. 1

The Upper Palaeolithic in the Dunazug Mountains 

(Transdanubia, Hungary): A case study from 

Kiskevély Cave near Csobánka pp. 3–11

Kristóf István Szegedi, Tibor Marton, 

György Lengyel 

New data to the Bell Beaker period from Vas 

County (Western Hungary) New settlements 

of the Bell Beaker complex and other 

archaeological periods on a site 

on the outskirts of Bucsu pp. 13–53

Gábor Ilon 

“Residential Building Techniques with Wood and 

Daub in Prehistory: What we find, what we 

reconstruct” – The 30th EAA Annual meeting 

in Rome, Italy (27–31 August 2024), Session 432

Reconstructing two buildings and architectural

 decorations on the Bronze Age Tell of 

Borsodivánka-Nagyhalom (Northeastern Hungary) 

pp. 55–81

Klára P. Fischl, Tamás Pusztai, 

Miklós Buzás, Astrid. K. Röpke, 

Eva Drunagel, Jana Anvari, 

László Gucsi, Ádám Balázs, 

Tobias L. Kienlin 

From hearths to homes: Fire installations in the 

Bronze Age settlement of Toboliu pp. 83–100

Marian Adrian Lie, Alexandra Găvan, 

Tobias L. Kienlin 

Revealing the house – Elements of the ‘architectural 

manual’ behind the houses on the Százhalombatta-Földvár 

Bronze Age tell pp. 101–113

Magdolna Vicze, Marie Louise Stig Sørensen, 

Gabriella Kovács 

Architectural techniques in the Bronze Age 

tell settlement of Bakonszeg-Kádárdomb 

pp. 115–130

Ádám Balázs

A Late Bronze Age ‘house’ of the Gáva ceramic style: 

A case study from Poroszló-Aponhát pp. 131–148

Polett Kósa 

House architecture in the Early Iron Age fortified 

settlement of Dédestapolcsány-Verebce-bérc 

pp.149–166

Marcell Barcsi 

From past to present: The research history of 

the Hajdúbagos–Cehăluţ pottery tradition and 

its territorial distribution in the light of 

recent research pp.167–211

Orsolya Gyurka, Anna Szigeti 

Bronzekrug aus Tamási pp. 213–230

Klara De Decker

Book Reviews

Kinship, sex and biological relatedness. 

The contribution of archaeogenetics 

to the understanding of social and 

biological relations. Edited by Harald Meller, 

Johannes Krause, Wolfgang Haak 

and Roberto Risch pp. 231–234

Eszter Bánffy 

Zsolt Visy, Morsa archaeologica et historica, 

I–II. Selected papers pp. 235–237

Friderika Horváth 

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