This ceramic pot from the Hrustova\u010da cave near Sanski Most is a product of the most distinctive Late Aeneolithic cultural phenomenon in Bosnia and Herzegovina \u2013 the Vu\u010dedol culture, which, in its late phase, spread into central Bosnia along the valleys of the Una and Sana rivers.<\/p>\n
The Vu\u010dedol culture is characterised by a unique system of ceramic ornamentation, which is divided into two regional types: the western Bosnian or Hrustova\u010da type, and the southern Bosnian or Debelo Brdo type. The stylistic features of the ceramic findings include a specific manner of decoration and the use of techniques such as scoring, branding, and grooving of geometric patterns (triangles, rhombs, squares, circles) or simple linear patterns (zig-zags or straight lines), as well as the use of white incrustation, the most recognisable feature of the Vu\u010dedol culture ceramics industry.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":26996,"template":"","section":[33],"class_list":["post-26995","item","type-item","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","section-prehistory"],"yoast_head":"\n