Ein Ungar in Polen

Zu einer frühneolithischen Statuette aus Kosina 62 bei Łańcut im südöstlichen Polen

Abstract

A Hungarian in Poland. On an Early Neolithic Figurine from Kosina 62 near Łańcut in Southeastern Poland

The figurine from Kosina represents the first find of an anthropomorphic sculpture in the style of the Alföld-LBK in the zone north of the Carpathians; it was made of local clay. Close connections across the Carpathians can be seen, for example, in the mutual import of pottery, the imitation of vessel decorations and the import of obsidian. The use of similar figurines on both sides of the Carpathians may indicate common worlds of belief and imagination.