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China's major Late Neolithic centres and the rise of Erlitou

Antiquity, 2019
Recent archaeological survey and excavation in China have demonstrated that large sites of the late fourth and third millennia BC were situated not on the Central Plains—where the later dynastic centres were located—but along the Yangtze and lower Yellow
Chi Zhang, A. M. Pollard, J. Rawson, Limin Huan, Ruiliang Liu, Xiaojia Tang   +5 more
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Territorial mobility and subsistence strategies during the Ebro Basin Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic: A multi-isotope approach from San Juan cave (Loarre, Spain)

Quaternary International, 2017
The use of isotopic analysis in human and animal remains from the Holocene has proved to be a very useful tool to explore the exploitation and adaptation of past populations to different environments. In this study we present isotopic analysis results of
Vanessa Villalba-Mouco, V. Sauqué, Izaskun Sarasketa-Gartzia, M. V. Pastor, P. Roux, Diana Vicente, P. Utrilla, D. C. Salazar-García   +7 more
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Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic socio-economical dynamics in Northern Iberia. A multi-isotope study on diet and provenance from Santimamiñe and Pico Ramos archaeological sites (Basque Country, Spain)

Quaternary International, 2017
There are few carbon and nitrogen isotope ratio studies for prehistoric periods in the northern part of the Iberian Peninsula, none of strontium isotopes.
Izaskun Sarasketa-Gartzia, Vanessa Villalba-Mouco, P. Roux, A. Arrizabalaga, D. C. Salazar-García, D. C. Salazar-García   +5 more
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Southeast China Late Neolithic

2001
relative time period: Follows the Southeast China Early Neolithic and precedes the historic period.
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Restricted pasturing of domesticated cattle at a Late Neolithic settlement in Central Germany

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2018
Domestic cattle ( Bos taurus ) were one of the most important animal resources exploited by farming communities throughout the Neolithic period in Central Europe.
C. Winter-Schuh, Kay Schmütz, Nils Eberle, C. Makarewicz   +3 more
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Human mobility and early sedentism: the Late Neolithic landscape of southern Azerbaijan

Antiquity, 2018
Recent survey and excavation conducted in the Mil Plain region of the southern part of the Republic of Azerbaijan challenges traditional notions of Neolithic sedentism.
A. Ricci, M. D'Anna, D. Lawrence, B. Helwing, T. Aliyev   +4 more
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A Late Neolithic Site at Sonning, Berkshire

2008
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire Archaeological Journal, 61, 4 ...
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Late Neolithic/Late Copper Age 3500–2200 BC

2011
By the beginning of the Late Neolithic/Late Copper Age, most of Europe was occupied by farmers. Only the coniferous and tundra areas of northern Europe remained inhabited by hunters and gatherers. In some areas politically complex societies already existed.
Sarunas Milisauskas, Janusz Kruk
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The late Neolithic midden in Orkney:

2021
Jane Downes, Colin Richards
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Identification of Hallucinatory Themes in the Late Neolithic Art of Hungary

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 1989
A number of factors that coalesced in the Venus figurines of the Late Neolithic culture from Hungary have been identified with dominant hallucinatory themes, suggesting the crucial role of ecstatic religion in this culture. This article provides a review of the nature and role of hallucinogens in the ecstatic religion of contemporary and historical ...
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