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310:(The Neolithic painted ceramics in Austria. A chronological-cultural-historical study, 1978) from the University of Vienna, Ruttkay continued her research into a time-line for Austrian prehistoric cultures. Her studies included many cultural groups, such as the Moravian-Eastern Austrian Group of painted pottery (
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Stadler, Peter; Ruttkay, Elisabeth (2007). "Absolute
Chronology of the Moravian-Eastern Austrian Group (MOG) of the Painted Pottery (Lengyel Culture) Based on New Radiocarbon Dates from Austria & Kommentare zur aktuellen Chronologie der MOG aus typologischer Sicht". In Kozłowski, Janusz
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Counselor of the Prehistory Department, becoming the director of the library at the museum. In 1983, Ruttkay married the philosopher
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Trnka, Gerhard (2011). "The neolithic radiolarite mining site of Wien-Mauer-Antonshöhe (Austria)/Újkőkori
Radiolarit Kitermelőhely Wien-Mauer-Antonshöhe (Ausztria)". In Biró, Katalin T.; András, Markó (eds.).
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