The ceramics from dwellings of the Tenteksor I site

The article is about complete publication of ceramic inventory from the Neolithic site in the North Caspian Sea region. It has become eponymous for identifying the late Neolithic of the area of interest. On the Tenteksor I several objects which were interpretated as dwellings or utility pits were researched. But the first article about this complex has summary character without analyzing inventory for individual objects. So, the purpose of the publication is a detailed description of the ceramics inventory for each object. The authors conclude that all three objects are dwellings despite on different size. We can interpretate their features as seasonality. In each house were founded collapses, sets of vessels, single fragments of dishes. Their deep distribution in each object is traced. Ceramics has similar characteristics of making technology, shapes, methods of applying patterns and ornamental compositions. These features are inherent in the Tenteksor type of late Neolithic of the North Caspian Sea. At the same time, the vessels have its own features in each object. It can be explained by chronological differences in the research materials. Radiocarbon dates indicate this.