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dia universitatis her editati, letnik 6 (2018), številk a 1 98čavina. Zdi se, da je starejša faza tipa Ražište zgodnejša odwas the nature of its relationship with the late Starčevo,
začetka sopotske kulture. Kronološko modeliranje raz- LBK and Vinča cultures in its early phase still remain
hereditatipoložljivih radiokarbonskih datumov kaže na kontinuite-open as well as its relationship with Sopot culture latter
to življenja od poznih faz starčevačke kulture do začetka on. The origin and development of Korenovo culture
poznega neolitika v osrednjem in zahodnem delu sever- remains unclear although the new research provided us
ne Hrvaške. Ena izmed zanimivosti, ki izhaja iz nove razis- with more information about its end phase. The same
kave, je dejstvo, da ima tip Ražište, skoraj toliko kot kore- goes for the emergence and development of Sopot cul-
novska kultura, svoj izvor v svetu LTK. Vprašanje, kakšna ture although this is more due to the lack of publication
je bila narava njegovega odnosa s pozno kulturo Starčevo, rather than the lack of information.
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