SPAHA

Contents

The south ridge with settlement plateaus which are naturally well sheltered from the southern, eastern, and western directions, while the access from the north is easier.

• Preface and acknowledgements
• 1. Spaha above Brezovica pri Predgradu through time - prehistoric settlement point and its meaning (Anton VELUŠČek)
• 2. Archaeological and paleontological cave sites in the wider area of Ribniška and Struška dolina and Koèevska (Pavel JAMNIK and Anton VELUŠÈEK)
• 3. Spaha: archaeological research and settlement structures (Anton VELUŠČek)
• 4. Spaha: presentation and typology of archaeological finds (Anton VELUŠČek)
• 5. Spaha and chronology of central and south Slovenian neolithic and early eneolithic (Anton VELUŠČek)
• 6. Polished stone axes from Spaha (Federico BERNARDINI, Antonio ALBERTI, Gabriella DEMARCHI, Angelo DE MIN, Maruska DI REMIGIO in Emanuela MONTAGNARI - KOKELJ)
• 7. Knapped stone tools from the site Spaha above Brezovica pri Predgradu (Matija TURK)
• 8. Petrologic composition and origin of querns from Spaha above Brezovica pri Predgradu (Janez TURK)
• 9. Animal remains (Borut TOŠKAN)
• 10. References (edited by Anton VELUŠČek)
• 11. Contributors

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2011, (Opera Instituti Archaeologici Sloveniae, 22), 296 pages, 88 b-w and colour photos, drawings and charts, 31 tables, 27 graphs and 42 plates, 20 x 29 cm, hardcover, ISBN 978-961-254-290-0.

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