Linearbandkeramic (2627 bytes)
5: </div>The '''Linearbandkeramic''' (abbreviated LBK) is the earliest [[neolithic]...
7: ... the 6th millennium BC. Most scholars derive the Linearbandkeramic from the [[Starcevo-Körös]] culture of Northern [...

LBK (148 bytes)
3: *[[Linearbandkeramic|Linear Band Keramik]]

Shoe-last celt (1058 bytes)
4: <center><small>''[[Linearbandkeramic]] shoe-last adze, amphibolite''</small></center>
5: ... tool characteristic of the early [[Neolithic]] [[Linearbandkeramic]] and Hinkelstein [[archaeological culture|cultur...

La Hoguette (1012 bytes)
3: ...ulture that is found mainly in association with [[Linearbandkeramic]] or Limburg pottery in Northern France, The Neth...
5: ... [[megalithic tomb]] and first misidentified as [[Linearbandkeramic]]. La Hoguette marks the westernmost point of the...

Danubian (1935 bytes)
4: ...y]] and [[Rössen]] cultures. The beginning of the Linearbandkeramic dates to around 5500 BC cal. They appear to have ...
6: ...Countries]] and the [[Paris Basin]] . They made [[Linearbandkeramic]] pottery and kept domesticated cows, pigs, dogs,...

Stroke-ornamented ware (478 bytes)
3: ...bed into the surface. It superseded the earlier [[Linearbandkeramic]] style during the early fifth millennium BC and ...

Microlith (870 bytes)
2: ...apezes, were used in the [[Neolithic]] as well ([[Linearbandkeramic]], [[Funnelbeaker culture]]).

Linear Pottery Culture (868 bytes)
1: ...terns used to decorate the ceramic wessels: see [[Linearbandkeramic]].

Bylany (998 bytes)
5: ...en invaluable in analysing the emergence of the [[Linearbandkeramic]] [[archaeological culture|culture]] as more than...

Neolithic long house (1158 bytes)
5: ...[[archaeological culture|culture]]s such as the [[Linearbandkeramic]].

Adze (3661 bytes)
6: [[image:shoe-last-adze.jpg|right|frame|[[Linearbandkeramic]] shoe-last adze, amphibolite]]
11: ...named for their typical shape, are found in the [[Linearbandkeramic]] and [[Rössen culture]]s of the early [[Neolithi...

Wattle and daub (1847 bytes)
5: ... [[Neolithic]]. It was common for houses of the [[Linearbandkeramic]] and [[Rössen]] cultures of Central Europe, but ...

Well (2265 bytes)
16: ...-lined wells are known from the early Neolithic [[Linearbandkeramic]] culture, for example in [[Kückhoven]] and [[Eyt...

Neolithic (7419 bytes)
20: ...by 7,000 BC, and Central Europe by 5500 BC cal ([[Linearbandkeramic]]). From there through a combination of diffusion...
23: ...ever, good evidence for fortified settlement at [[Linearbandkeramic]] sites along the [[Rhine]], as well as evidence ...

Long barrow (4771 bytes)
11: ...]]s built by the continental Neolithic European [[Linearbandkeramic]] culture which was contemporary with the British...

Amphibolite (8479 bytes)
41: ...s) in the central European early [[Neolithic]] ([[Linearbandkeramic]] and [[Rössen]] cultures). In the VSG, it was us...

Human migration (9896 bytes)
32: ...frew]]: [[Starcevo-Körös|Star&#269;evo-Körös]], [[Linearbandkeramic]]) and the late [[Palaeolithic]] ([[Marcel Otte]]...

Pre-historic art (9619 bytes)
24: ...Central Europe]], many neolithic cultures, like [[Linearbandkeramic]], [[Lengyel]] and [[Vinca]], produced female (ra...

History of Brittany (17237 bytes)
16: ...Villeneueve-Saint-Germain]] culture, based on a [[linearbandkeramic]] tradition are found in eastern Brittany (Le Hau...
21: ...holars see an influence of the central European [[Linearbandkeramic]] culture in the finds from the [[longmounds]] of...

Woodworking (12144 bytes)
9: ... wooden vessels are known, for example from the [[linearbandkeramic]] [[well]]s at [[Kückhofen]] and [[Eythra]].

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