Man in the form of a rounded swastika
European Museums, Museum of the City of Brno, Czech RepublicMan in the form of a rounded swastika. Fragment of linear ceramics with figurines.
Neolithic (Early Stone Age) 6,000 - 4,000 BC In the Neolithic, there is a fundamental change in the way of subsistence - its main base becomes agriculture and cattle breeding. In addition to evidence of cereals and domestic animals, this oldest agricultural civilization is characterized primarily by permanent housing estates, the production of ceramic vessels and glazed stone tools, and documents from textile production.
In the older Neolithic, Central Europe was inhabited by new people from the southeast. In Moravia and the surrounding areas, this people created a culture with linear ceramics, which spread further north and west to the Netherlands.
Its further development in the Middle Neolithic gradually differentiated locally to the Iron Age in eastern Moravia and the Šárka level in Western Moravia. In Bohemia, the culture of the people with pottery was created from the Šárka level, which spread to Moravia in the Middle Neolithic.
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Man in the form of a rounded swastika
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