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6 The Late Neolithic Vlaardingen sites

, 1989
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Feeding Stonehenge: Feasting in Late Neolithic Britain

, 2011
Albarella, U., Parker Pearson, M., Pollard, J., Richards, C., Thomas, J., Welham, K., Chan, B., Marshall, P., Viner, S.   +8 more
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Burying the Dead in Late Neolithic Syria

, 2006
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A Late Neolithic Seal from Herzliya

Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1992
nia B.C.E. poses difficulties for understanding the cultural development of the region; for dating assemblages; and for correlating its northern, central, and southern cultures. Those problems have intrigued many scholars, who have proposed various solutions for relating the different cultures in the region (e.g., de Contenson 1963; Perrot 1968; Kaplan
Yosef Garfinkel, Felix Burian, Erich Friedman   +2 more
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A Late Neolithic Site at Rackham

2021
Sussex Archaeological Collections, 113, 85 ...
Holden, E, Bradley, Richard
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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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Vietnam’s Middle and Late Neolithic marine cultures

Ministry of Science and Technology, Vietnam, 2022
This article presents the basic content of the prehistoric marine cultures in Vietnam in the Middle Neolithic including Cai Beo culture, Trang An relic complex, Da But culture, and Quynh Van culture as well as Late Neolithic marine cultures including Ha Long, Hoa Loc, Bau Tro, and Xom Con. This study clarifies human
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Multivariable analysis of an Italian Late Neolithic archaeofauna

Journal of Archaeological Science, 2007
Abstract Reported are the results of a multivariate analysis, here called multivariable analysis, of an Italian Late Neolithic archaeofauna. The technique adopted is that proposed by Behrensmeyer (1991), adapted to the needs of zooarchaeology. It is tested on an inter-hut bone accumulation from the target site of Offida, near Ascoli Piceno, Marche ...
RUSTIONI M, MAZZA, PAUL, MAGNATTI M.
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