[Bonetools] prehistoric fishing implements

Selena Vitezović selenavitezovic at gmail.com
Thu May 12 16:20:56 CEST 2016


Dear Mihaela,

You may find intersting paper that Emanuela Cristiani, Vesna Dimitrijević
and myself have published on lure hooks from Vinča-Belo Brdo, eponymous
site of the Vinča culutre. It is roughly the same period and also is our
site is placed immediately on the river - it is on a bank of Danube and
small stream Bolečica enters into Danube in the immediate vicinity.
Emanuela also conducted some experimental work and residue analyses, so you
may contact her for further help.
The paper is available on academia.edu:
https://www.academia.edu/18332025/Fishing_with_lure_hooks_at_the_Late_Neolithic_site_of_Vin%C4%8Da-Belo_Brdo_Serbia._Journal_of_Archaeological_Science
good luck with your research!
best, Selena

On 12 May 2016 at 14:31, Mihaela Savu <msavu at gshdl.uni-kiel.de> wrote:

> Dear bonetoolers,
>
> First of all, thank you for adding me to the email list some time ago.
>
> I have recently started my PhD dealing with prehistoric fishing
> implements. The initial focus of my project was limited to the Lower Danube
> and Tisza valleys in the 5th millennium BC, but recently there was a
> proposition to make it broader, namely to include the entire SE Europe from
> roughly 7000 to 3000 BC. Now, I’ve been consulting the publications
> published on the WBRG website and others written by the members of the
> group, so I know that some of you have experience with working with fishing
> devices corresponding to the area and time frame. I will need, therefore,
> all the advice you are willing to share on how to better approach the topic
> in the new given context.
>
> Also, in my original scheme, I was planning to do some experimental work,
> which involved creating replicas of the bone fishhooks (transverse
> hooks/bipoints included) and antler harpoons, and using them. This was
> thought in the direction of better identifying the producing techniques and
> hopefully getting to distinguish among the actual fishing devices and items
> that were possibly used in other ways (e.g. hunting). I still plan to carry
> this work and I already picked a case study (the Neolithic-Chalcolithic
> site from Pietrele –Măgura Gorgana, Romania), but I will need more,
> hopefully with a similar degree of research. Now, I will need to develop a
> protocol for the experimental work, which I have no experience with. So I
> will be very grateful if you can point to any direction in what creating
> the design is concerned. I want to learn both the possible studies that I
> could run as well as the ethical way to do them.
>
> I apologize for the long email and I hope to hear your suggestions and
> critiques related to my topic.
>
>
>
> Best regards,
> Mihaela Savu
>
>
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Selena Vitezović
Arheološki institut
www.ai.ac.rs
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