What it's used for here
Re-investigation of the Tărtăria find: the human bones from the pit are a woman of about 50-55; radiocarbon Rome-1631 6310 ± 65 BP (5370-5140 cal BC, 1 sigma) and Rome-1655 6210 ± 65 BP for animal bone, placing the complex in early Vinča. The authors treat the tablets as genuine and the fragility as due to acid cleaning, not firing. Documenta Praehistorica 32: 205-219. Open access.
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Gheorghe Lazarovici, & Marco Merlini (2005). New Archaeological Data Refering to Tărtăria Tablets. https://doi.org/10.4312/dp.32.16
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