Відейко, Михайло2020-09-032020-09-032019Відейко М. Ю. Гончарні горни трипільської культури: нові горизонти досліджень / Михайло Ю. Відейко // Vir Bimaris : od kujawskiego matecznika do stepów nadczarnomorskich : studia z dziejów międzymorza bałtycko-pontyjskiego ofiarowane Profesorowi Aleksandrowi Kośko / pod red. Marzeny Szmyt [et al.] ; Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. - Poznań : [Instytut Archeologii Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu], 2019. - S. 847-859.https://ekmair.ukma.edu.ua/handle/123456789/17902The presence of pottery kilns of sophisticated construction is considered to be a sign of not only high technological level, but also a certain level of public organization associated with their use. For a long time, the finds of pottery kilns in the settlements of Trypillian culture were random. After a large–scale magnetic survey in Moldova and Ukraine in 2009 – 2016 with the use of the latest equipment, the prospect of a systematic study of these interesting and important objects has been found. The new (for Copper Age) kind of installations — multi-channel kilns — was discovered. Today we know about 12 such kilns, existed between 4100 – 3300 BC and belonged to four different local groups at different regions of Trypillia.ukCopper AgeCucuteni–Trypilliapottery kilnspainted potteryгончарні горниКукутень–Трипіллярозписна керамікастаттяArticle