Sites of the Kama Neolithic Culture in the Northern Kama Region by Evgeniia L. Lychagina, Nadezhda S. Batueva, Denis A. Demakov

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Repair of Ceramic Ware in the Neolithic and Eneolithic (case study of the extreme North-East of Europe) by Viktor N. Karmanov

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Some New Information on the Ethnic and Cultural Processes in the Neolithic Upper Volga Region by Yuri B. Tsetlin

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Temas rituales en la cerámica « tipo códice » del estilo mixteca-puebla by Gilda Hernández Sánchez

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I normanni nel territorio dell’Albania del Sud. Il caso di Gurëzeza by Suela Xhyheri, Skënder Muçaj, Skënder Bushi

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Early Neolithic Culture of Baraba Forest Steppe: issues and features by Vyacheslav I. Molodin

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On the “Periphery” of the Neolithic: hunter-gatherers of Europe by Ekaterina V. Dolbunova, Andrey N. Mazurkevich

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Kola Peninsula Neolithic by Evgeniy M. Kolpakov, Alevtina M. Kiseleva, Anton I. Murashkin, Vladimir Ya. Shumkin

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Newly discovered Late Bronze Age settlement in the vicinity of Kamenovo, Kubrat municipality, northeastern Bulgariа: preliminary results by Petar Minkov, Zheni Vasileva, Denitsa Sandeva, Yana Dimitrova, Stanimira Taneva, Plamen Georgiev, Nikola Tonkov, Hristo Popov

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Technical and Technological Analysis of the Novoilyinka Culture Ceramics of the Kama-Vyatka Interfluve by Olga V. Andreeva

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West-Pontos black-glazed and red-figured wares: towards the end of the illusive attic supremacy? by Dupont, P.

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Monastery of St. George at Beška Gorica. Аrchitectural and аrchaeological рesearch by Zagarčanin Mladen, Premović Marijan

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Monuments with Early Neolithic Combed Ware from the Southeastern Lake Onega Region by Marina V. Ivanishcheva, Natalya V. Kosorukova

“…This article provides a review of the ceramic collections of sites with Early Neolithic combed pottery known today in this region.…”
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Neolitization of the Forest Steppe and Forest Middle Volga Region: different expressions of the same process by Konstantin M. Andreev, Alexander S. Kudashov

“…A search for analogies to the early pottery of the regions is also carried out and the probable sources of its borrowing are determined. …”
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Tunrayo Ayinke Ayinla: The Unsung Burnish Black Glaze Wares Ceramist of Ilorin by Toyin E. Akinde

“…Fondly called Àyìnkẹ́ Alámọyọ in the pottery ceramics circle. Túnráyọ̀ is a burnisher extraordinaire and indeed a veteran of several decades. …”
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An Archaeological Study of Early Farming Settlements on Iresi Hills by Olusegun Akanni Opadeji

“…The upper layer contains pottery, microlithics and ground stone axes, and ochre while the lower layer is characterized by microlithics only. …”
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Archaic Inventory in the Burials of the Yamnaya Culture in the Samara Trans-Volga Region and the Southern Ural by Nina L. Morgunova, Natalya P. Salugina, Airat A. Faizullin

“…In addition to morphology, the technology of vessels with archaic features was analyzed and a conclusion was made about the continuity of traditions in the Eneolithic pottery of the Khvalynsk and Samara cultures in the Volga region and pottery technology at the early stage of the Yamnaya culture. …”
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Neural plasticity in early potters: Shape analysis and TMS-EEG co-registration trace the rise of a new motor skill. by Vanessa Forte, Luisa Sartori, Antonino Visalli, Mustafa Yildirim, Gaspare Galati, Massimo Vidale, Emanuela Faresin, Antonino Vallesi

“…In a pilot study involving intensive training in neolithic pottery, we used TMS-EEG co-registration to monitor a group of participants and we examined the shape of the artefacts they made before and after training. …”
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Sites of the Early (Archaic) Stage of the Lyalovo Culture on the Upper Don by Roman V. Smol’yaninov, Alexey A. Kulichkov, Elizaveta S. Yurkina

“…The authors put forward the thesis that ceramic materials with combed-denticulated-dotted ornamentation, which previously traditionally belonged to the Late Neolithic Rybnoozersk culture on the Upper Don, are completely similar to pottery assemblages of the Lyalovo culture early (archaic) stage in the Upper Volga region. …”
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