Baden Culture

The Baden Culture refers to a prehistoric culture that existed in Central and Eastern Europe around 3600 to 2800 BCE, during the Late Neolithic period. Named after the Baden region in Hungary, this culture is known for its distinctive pottery, which features intricate designs and painted decorations. The Baden people were primarily engaged in farming, animal husbandry, and trade. They are also notable for their burial practices, including the use of grave goods, reflecting their social structure and beliefs. The Baden Culture represents a significant development in early European civilization, contributing to the region's social and technological advancements.