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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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The Late Neolithic Presence in the Black Desert

Near Eastern Archaeology, 2017
Major cultural transformations took place in the southern Levant during the late prehistoric periods (ca. mid-seventh through fourth millenna B.C.E.).
Yorke M. Rowan   +4 more
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Late Neolithic transformation processes

Around 2200–1700 BCE, Scandinavia and Central Europe were shaped by significant socio-environmental transformations. Between central Germany and northern Norway, Nordic flint daggers symbolise these changes—across different societies and under varying environmental conditions.
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A Late Neolithic Site at Sonning, Berkshire

2008
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire Archaeological Journal, 61, 4 ...
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The late Neolithic midden in Orkney:

2021
Jane Downes, Colin Richards
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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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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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Late Neolithic traditions:

2017
Adamantios Sampson   +1 more
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From the Neolithic to the Late Bronze Age

2013
This chapter talks about the Locris region, which covers the southern part of Phthiotis. Its main geographical features are the mountain ranges, particularly Callidromus in the northwest, its extension Chlomon to the south and Mt. Cnemis in the east. To the north, the region opens up towards the alluvial plain of the Spercheius River while in the east ...
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