Magical, mundane or marginal ? Deposition practices in the Early Neolithic Linearbandkeramik culture, 2020, 250 p. -

Introduction: structured deposition in the LBK – is there something to talk about? (D. Hofmann) ; Isn't it strange? Grinding tool deposits and deposition in the north-western LBK (C. Hamon) ; Tracing LBK ritual traditions: the depositions at Herxheim and their origins (F. Haack) ; Odds and end(ing)s. Aspects of deposition and ritual behaviour in the Linearbandkeramik of the Low Countries (L. Amkreutz, I. van Wijk) ; LBK structured deposits as magical practices (D. Hofmann) ; Grave goods, refuse or the remains of rituals? Differences in the assemblages from the LBK burials of Arnoldsweiler-Ellebach (R. Peters, N. Balkowski) ; Suspiciously rich pits in the Wetterau (J. Ritter-Burkert) ; The structure of chaos: decay and deposition in the Early Neolithic (P. Bickle) ; What happened at the settlement? The testimony of sherds, animal remains, grinding tools and daub (J. Ridky, P. Netolicky, L. Kovacikova, M. Pulpan, P. Kvetina) ; Keeping order in the Stone Age (R. Bradley).