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Problems of Recognizing Earliest Sedentism
Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, 1989Natufian period settlements have been proposed as key examples of pre-agricultural sedentism. This paper examines that proposition and concludes that Natufian residential sites are as likely to represent the residues of a semi-mobile mode of settlement.
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Sedentism and economic change in the Balkan Neolithic
Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 1983Abstract The effects of sedentism on economic behavior, with special reference to the activities involved in the exploitation of ceramic and lithic resources, are discussed. The context of the study is the late Neolithic of Southeast Europe. It is argued that the widespread establishment of sedentary communities in the Balkans was followed by changes
Timothy Kaiser, Barbara Voytek
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Storage, sedentism and the Eurasian Palaeolithic record
Antiquity, 1989What is the connection between storage and sedentism in hunter-gatherer societies? What is the pattern of ethnography? What other patterns show themselves in Late Palaeolithic Eurasia, in those late hunter-gatherer adaptations that are precursors of Holocene food production?
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Farmers as Hunters: The Implications of Sedentism
Man, 1991James F. Eder, Susan Kent
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Sedentism, Production, and Early Interregional Interaction in the Northern Sierra of Ecuador
South American Contributions to World Archaeology, 2021María Fernanda Ugalde, Eric Dyrdahl
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Hunter-Gatherer Mobility and Sedentism
Abstract Mobility has always been in the focus of Mesolithic archaeology and forms one of the important clues for the understanding of this period. Still the evidence remains few, diverse, and controversial. Recent investigations in Mesolithic land use and communication networks that consider different aspects and scales of mobility and ...openaire +1 more source
The persistence of sedentism throughout Cahokia's urban moment
Archaeology of Households, Kinship, and Social Change, 2021C. Barrier
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