A few sherds recovered in the area investigated by F.Rittatore Vonwiller were collected bylocal amateurs at Castelnuovo di Teolo in the Euganean Hills(Padua-North Eastern Italy).The potsherdsare attributed to the《Impressed and Incised Style》of the Square Mouth Pottery Culture which flourishedin North Eastern Italy at the end of the IV millennium bc.Some Chassey type sherds might indicate tradeactivities between the two different traditions.An italian aspect of this latter Culture,called Lagozza,is knownto have covered all Northern Italy at the beginning of the III millennium bc. A few sherds recovered in the area investigated by F.Rittatore Vonwiller were collected bylocal amateurs at Castelnuovo di Teolo in the Euganean Hills (Padua-North Eastern Italy). The potsherdsare attributed to the “Impressed and Incised Style” of the Square Mouth Pottery Culture which flourishedin North Eastern Italy at the end of the IV millennium bc.Some Chassey type sherds are indicative of eventsactivities between the two different traditions.An italian aspect of this latter Culture, called Lagozza, is knownto have covered all Northern Italy at the beginning of the III millennium bc.