This chapter is the most crucial for the study, focusing on the analysis of particular motifs and Neolithic imagery. The emphasis is put on temporal dimension: how motifs change through time and how many of the Neolithic motifs survived into later periods. The analyses have been divided into two subsequent phases: the Late Neolithic (6500–6000 BC) and the Early Chalcolithic (6000–5500 BC), during which motifs have been sorted into anthropomorphic, zoomorphic and abstract/ geometric categories.