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Funnelbeaker culture - Objects | | Funnelbeaker culture - Objects: Encyclopedia II - Funnelbeaker culture - Objects | | The culture is named for its characteristic ceramics, beakers and amphorae with funnel-shaped tops, which were probably used for drinking. One spectacular find which may be assigned to the Funnelbeaker culture is a pot excavated at Bronocice, Poland which shows apparently the very first depiction of a wheeled vehicle (here, a wagon) anywhere; this would date from somewhere after 4000.
The technology was flint-based, of which the deposits found in Belgium and on the island of Rügen as wel ...
See also:Funnelbeaker culture, Funnelbeaker culture - Migration patterns, Funnelbeaker culture - Settlements, Funnelbeaker culture - Religion and graves, Funnelbeaker culture - Objects, Funnelbeaker culture - Ethnicity and language, Funnelbeaker culture - Sources | | | Funnelbeaker culture, Funnelbeaker culture - Ethnicity and language, Funnelbeaker culture - Migration patterns, Funnelbeaker culture - Objects, Funnelbeaker culture - Religion and graves, Funnelbeaker culture - Settlements, Funnelbeaker culture - Sources | | |
| | | Funnelbeaker culture: Encyclopedia II - Funnelbeaker culture - Objects
Funnelbeaker culture - Objects
The culture is named for its characteristic ceramics, beakers and amphorae with funnel-shaped tops, which were probably used for drinking. One spectacular find which may be assigned to the Funnelbeaker culture is a pot excavated at Bronocice, Poland which shows apparently the very first depiction of a wheeled vehicle (here, a wagon) anywhere; this would date from somewhere after 4000.
The technology was flint-based, of which the deposits found in Belgium and on the island of Rügen as well as deposits in the Krakow area were important.
The culture used Battle Axes which were stone versions of Central Europe's copper axes. The early versions were multi-angled, and the later are called double-edged, although one of the edges is more rounded.
Other related archives2700 BC, 4000 BC, Alvastra pile-dwelling, Archaeological cultures, Baalburge group, Battle Axes, Bohuslän, Corded Ware culture, Denmark, EIEC, Elbe, Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, Ertebølle culture, European archaeology, Fyn, Germany, Globular Amphora culture, Inhumation, J. P. Mallory, Krakow, Kurgan hypothesis, Lihult cultures, Lund, Malmö, Marija Gimbutas, Mälaren, Nationalencyklopedin, Neolithic Europe, Netherlands, Norway, Old Europe, Old World Stone Age, Oslofjord, Pitted Ware culture, Poland, Rügen, Scandinavia, Skåne, Sweden, Uppland, Urheimat, Vistula, Västergötland, Yamna culture, axes, barley, cattle, chambered cairns, copper, culture, daggers, dolmens, flint, flintstone, goats, hunter-gatherer, megalithic, passage graves, pigs, sheep, wheat
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