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2001
An elusive Mesolithic: absence of evidence or evidence of absence? Here, I shall use the term Mesolithic in its chronological sense, to designate early Holocene hunter-gatherer assemblages. The period under consideration spans between c . 9500 and 8000 BP uncalibrated, or c . 8700 to 7000 BC in calendar years.
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An elusive Mesolithic: absence of evidence or evidence of absence? Here, I shall use the term Mesolithic in its chronological sense, to designate early Holocene hunter-gatherer assemblages. The period under consideration spans between c . 9500 and 8000 BP uncalibrated, or c . 8700 to 7000 BC in calendar years.
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Before Farming, 2004
This paper presents an overview of existing information on the Mesolithic in Scotland with two aims: to inform others; and to generate discussion and comparison in order to aid our own interpretations in the light of work elsewhere. The main developments in Mesolithic archaeology in Scotland in the mid twentieth century are presented together with the ...
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This paper presents an overview of existing information on the Mesolithic in Scotland with two aims: to inform others; and to generate discussion and comparison in order to aid our own interpretations in the light of work elsewhere. The main developments in Mesolithic archaeology in Scotland in the mid twentieth century are presented together with the ...
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2007
This chapter highlights important new trends in Mesolithic archaeology by presenting some myths. Put crudely, myths help us to tell stories, or guide other actions. Whilst myths may have their origins in a real event or process, such stories also grow in the telling, and take on a life of their own. And myths, of course, reveal much about the community
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This chapter highlights important new trends in Mesolithic archaeology by presenting some myths. Put crudely, myths help us to tell stories, or guide other actions. Whilst myths may have their origins in a real event or process, such stories also grow in the telling, and take on a life of their own. And myths, of course, reveal much about the community
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The Mesolithic-Neolithic Transition in Portugal: Isotopic and Dental Evidence of Diet
Journal of Archaeological Science, 1994Henry Schwarcz +2 more
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Late Mesolithic lifeways and deathways at Vlasac (Serbia)
Journal of Field Archaeology, 2014Sofija ŠTEFANOVIC +2 more
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