A Middle Copper Age Hunters' Camp at Hajdúböszörmény-Ficsori-tó-dűlő, Northeastern Hungary

Abstract The paper presents a complex study of a Hunyadihalom culture site consisting of 17 features excavated in 2005 at Hajdúböszörmény-Ficsori-tó-dűlő. The analyses of pottery vessels, chipped stone tools, animal bones, and the radiocarbon dating of the site all suggest that it served as a short-lived settlement for a hunting community, who also processed the animals on-site.