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
