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Ecology and Economy in Stone Age and Bronze Age Scania

Edited By: Karl-Göran Sjögren
218 pages, 50 b/w illustrations
Publisher: Oxbow Books
Ecology and Economy in Stone Age and Bronze Age Scania
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  • Ecology and Economy in Stone Age and Bronze Age Scania ISBN: 9789172094451 Paperback Dec 2006 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 months
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The book presents research on past vegetation, landscape and land-use in a rural district in western Scania, southern Sweden. The investigations were part of the West Coast Line Project, a large-scale archaeological project in connection with the expansion of the West Coast railway line. Thanks to careful surveying and a well-thought strategy - both of wetlands and of archaeological features during the excavations - it has been possible to shed light on a number of interesting problems concerning the relationship between humans and their environment. Topics discussed are for instance forest composition, Mesolithic plant use, shore-line displacement, the introduction of cultivation, agricultural systems during the Neolithic and Bronze Ages, and Bronze Age cosmology and society.

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Edited By: Karl-Göran Sjögren
218 pages, 50 b/w illustrations
Publisher: Oxbow Books
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