Unravelling ancient drilling techniques: A case of pottery repair in the Early European Neolithic

Bruno Vindrola-Padrós · Vladimir Vilde

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• Photogrammetric techniques detected diagnostic traces of drilling procedures. • Mixed use of drilling techniques for pottery repair observed at Méhtelek-Nádas. • Preference for repairing small or medium-sized open vessels unveils a regime of value. • Evidence of technical adaptation to vessels' damage state.

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