… the nearest remains of Neolithic buildings. Several other remains of Neolithic ovens were
scattered … The experimental oven used in the presented experiments was built according to the …

… With some Neolithic kilns of oval or rectangular plan we can already see attempts to divide
firebox from oven. This could have caused later extension of kiln into a horizontal type (Bareš …

… The archaeological context of many ovens found in structures suggest food processing, but
… experimental firing in the open air as well, for several reasons. Oxidized firing preceeds firing …

… According to our experiments, we know that at each firing the ovens are affected by a thermal
… However, it is quite difficult to identify how many firings were carried out in each oven, how …

… oven was then created to perform firing experiments, … all experiments, the oven was heated
from the inside with fire to … for both experiments included a gradual heating, the actual firing, …

… There was a hearth or oven, evidenced by an area of oxidised clay, and sherds from
pottery bowls were found. The destruction of the building by fire is consistent with an accident, …

… b and fired in the open fire, as our scope was to use vessels manufactured according to
Neolithic … The latter could potentially function both as oven and hearth, however, it was used as a …

… Most of our knowledge on firing structures and procedures in the Neolithic are … Neolithic
pottery firing from a diverse perspective that merges archaeometric analyses and experimental …

… fire; moreover, the surface of the ovens’ floors suggests a sort of intentional treatment likely
by smoothing the superficial sediment at a wet state. This preliminary reconstruction is based …

… can be considered alongside other lines of evidence such as constructed bread making
fire installations, ie ovens or hearths, and flour-making tools such as querns. Small charred …