[Bonetools] neolithic spoon

[SIDERA Isabelle]

Dear Marloes,

There is a book Bos Primigenius and the Bone Spoon J Nandris on the question of spoon Near East and Southeastern European Neolithic (1974).
Look also at Tallinn WBRG conference book, Technical data, typological data: a comparison with spoons from Bulgaria. It is a common motive that links Turkey and southeastern Europe. On my academia edu pages, you will find some other papers related to bone spoons.
Kind regards,
Isabelle

Le 15 févr. 2015 à 23:50, Consuelo Mata Parreño a écrit :

> And there are too bones spoons in the Spanish Neolithic. Specially in Cova de L' Or and Cova de les Cendres. The first are in the Museo de Prehistoria de Valencia and the second at MARQ (Alicante).
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> El 15/2/2015, a las 22:21, Christian Küchelmann <info at knochenarbeit.de> escribió:
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>> Dear Marloes,
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>> there are many of these spoons in neolithic Turkish sites. We had about two dozens of them in the last years campaign at Cukurici Höyük and I have seen also recently excavated examples from Barcin Höyük. However, I do not know any published examples at present although I am sure there must be some. The complete spoons were rather long, more than 20 cm sometimes. Where is that find from?
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>> Am 15.02.2015 um 20:09 schrieb Marloes:
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>>> Dear all, 
>>>  
>>> Does someone has parallells or references for neolithic bone spoons like these (4361±33 BP)
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>>> Thanks in advance!
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>>> Marloes 
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