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The Chronological Relation between the Cultures of the Eneolithic Lower Danube and Anatolia and the Near East

One of the important problems of the archaeology of the Lower Danube is the relative and absolute chronology of the Neolithic and Eneolithic cultures of this vast area and of the Carpatho-Balkan region directly related to it. The last decade has seen markedly increased discussion of this question and of a connected one, the chronological relation of these cultures to those of the Near East and the Eastern Mediterranean