File:02023 Decorated clay amphora from a megalithic tomb, Rabino, around 3100 BC — 2600 BC.jpg

English: The construction, method of burying the dead, a set of accompanying gifts, and the presence of animal remains, make it possible to connect the Rabin tomb with the people of the Globular Amphora culture, and its use can be dated between the end of the 4th and the first half of the 3rd millennium BC. The range of occurrence of Globular Amphora culture inventories extends from north-western Germany to western Ukraine. In this area three regional groupings can be distinguished. The western and partly central Pomeranian lands constitute a border zone between the western and central territories (the so-called Polish group). It is reflected in the decoration of clay vessels from the tomb in Rabin. They represent the form of a two-dry amphora with a cylindrical neck and a spherical body, which is characteristic of the globular amphora culture, but their ornamentation combines features specific to the indicated regional groups.