The household cluster at Brzesc Kujawski 3: Small‐site methodology in the polish lowlands

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Attempts to examine the organization of human behaviour on large, multi‐phase Neolithic sites in central Europe have often been frustrated by the difficulty of associating features with specific structures and thus seeing the positioning of storage, burial, and refuse facilities relative to particular houses. Under the proposition that it should be easier to see such relationships on smaller, less‐complicated sites, data from the completely‐excavated locus of Late Lengyel settlement (3300–3100 be) at Brzes'c Kujawski 3, Poland, are examined to determine the range and spatial patterning of on‐site behaviour. An attempt to see if regularities in the pattern found at Brzes'c Kujawski 3 can be observed at other Late Lengyel sites was only partially successful due to the limited areas of excavation on most other small sites in this area.

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