Oxford Handbook of Mesolithic Europe
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Oxford Handbook of Mesolithic Europe
Torv, Mari; Nilsson Stutz, Liv; Stjerna, Rita Peyroteo
Oxford University Press
02/2025
1024
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9780198853657
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Part I: MESOLITHIC EUROPE
1: Liv Nilsson Stutz, Rita Peyrotero Stjerna, and Mari Torv: Introduction: The Archaeology of Mesolithic Europe
2: Graeme Warren: The Mesolithic: What is it and Why Should We Care?
3: Philippe Crombe: Early and Middle Holocene Climate and Environmental Change
4: Rick J. Schulting and Christopher Meiklejohn: Time Matters: Chronology in the European Mesolithic
5: Peter Rowley-Conwy: Mesolithic Landscapes and Niche Construction: A Great Capability for Misunderstanding
Part II: MESOLITHIC GEOGRAPHIES
6: Ekaterina Dolbunova and Andrey Mazurkevich: Eastern Europe
7: Daniel Gross and Tomas Rimkus: The Baltic Basin: Northern Germany to the Baltic States
8: Kjel Knutsson: Northern Scandinavia
9: T. Douglas Price: Southern Scandinavia
10: James Walker, Vince Gaffney, Simon Fitch, and Andy Fraser: Doggerland
11: Catriona Pickard and Clive Bonsall: Britain and Ireland
12: Witold Gruzdz, Daniel Gross, Katarzyna Pyzewicz, and Aliaksandr Vashanau: Continental European Plain
13: Paolo Biagi: The Black Sea Area
14: Ana Cristina Araujo and Gregor Marchand?: The Atlantic Coast (Western France, Northern Spain and Portugal)
15: Hans Vandendriessche, Colas Gueret, Benjamin Marquebielle, and Philippe Crombe: Continental France and the Benelux
16: Federica Fontana: Alpine Region (Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and Northern Italy)
17: Thomas Perrin: The Western Mediterranean Coast and Islands (Spain, Balearic Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, France, Italy, Sicily, and North Africa)
18: Nena Galanidou, Nikola Vukosavljevic, and Catherine Perles: The Eastern Mediterranean
19: Clive Bonsall, Adina Boronean?, and Monica Margarit: Southeast Europe (The Balkans and the Danube)
20: Aaron Jonas Stutz: The Natufian Archaeological Culture in Southwestern Asian Epipalaeolithic Context
Part III: HUNTER-GATHERER LANDSCAPES
21: Hein B. Bjerck: Sea
22: Ivana Zivaljevic: Rivers
23: Ingrid Fuglestvedt: The Pioneer Experience: A Perspective from the Early Mesolithic Site Complex at Pauler, Eastern Norway
24: Davide Visentin: Mountains and High Altitudes
25: Catherine Dupont and Igor Gutierrez-Zugasti: Shell Middens and Shells
26: Barry Taylor: Wetland Landscapes
27: Alexander Verpoorte and Fulco Scherjon: Inland/Forest
Part IV: MESOLITHIC LIFE
28: Luciana G. Simoes and Torsten Guenther: Who Were the Mesolithic People: The Archaeogenomic Perspective
29: Daniela Holst: Hunter-Gatherer Mobility and Sedentism
30: Solange Rigaud and Aimee Little: Identity, Gender, and Power: Life Histories of Personal Ornaments, Stone Tools, and Other Artefacts
31: Aaron Jonas Stutz: Demography, Life Histories, and Population Dynamics
32: Joerg Orschiedt: Violence
33: Ben Elliot: Sensory Experiences
34: Gunilla Eriksson and Kerstin Liden: Food and Diet: A Chaine Operatoire Perspective on Hunter-Gatherer Food Practice
35: Mariana Diniz: Coexistence with Neolithic Neighbours
36: Barry Taylor and Nick J. Overton: Relationships with the Environment: Plants and Animals
Part V: MEANINGFUL TECHNOLOGY
37: Ole Gron: Shelter and Dwellings
38: Nick J. Overton: Hunting
39: Harry K. Robson, Adam Boethius, and Kenneth Ritchie: Fishing
40: Lucy Kubiak-Martens: The Plant Food Diet of Mesolithic Northwestern Europe
41: Ekaterina Kashina: Art and Symbolism: The Forms and Meanings of the Portable Art of the East European Plain Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers
42: Miriam Cubas and Harry K. Robson: Pottery Production among European Foragers
43: Mikkel Sorensen: Lithic Technology
44: Eva David: Bone Tool Technology
45: Astrid J. Nyland: Quarrying and Lithic Procurement
46: Kurt J. Gron: Animal Domestication in the Mesolithic
47: Kristiina Johanson, Dagmara H. Werra, Aivar Kriiska, and Javier Mangado Llach: Flint Exchange
48: Aija Macane and Kerkko Nordqvist: Exchange of Amber
49: Andrew Langley and Aimee Little: Birch, Pine, and Other Adhesive Technologies
Part VI: DEATH AND THE DEAD
50: Amy Gray Jones: Human Remains in Non-Burial Contexts
51: Mari Torv and Rita Peyroteo Stjerna: From the Treatment of the Body to the Places of the Dead
52: Rock Images of the Dead: Glimpses of Past Mortuary Processes or Pictures of a Plaguea
53: Liv Nilsson Stutz: The Handling of the Dead Body: Transformations from Life to Death
Part VII: COSMOLOGIES, RITUAL, AND SYMBOLISM
54: Charlotte Damm: Forager Cosmologies in Northernmost Europe
55: Kristiina Mannermaa: Human-Animal Relationships
56: Chantal Conneller and Ben Elliott: Metamorphosis
57: Tomasz Plonka: Sculpture and Art (Portable and Non-Portable)
58: Antti Lahelma and Jan Magne Gjerde: Rock Art
59: Mathias Bjornevad-Ahlqvist: Hoarding
1: Liv Nilsson Stutz, Rita Peyrotero Stjerna, and Mari Torv: Introduction: The Archaeology of Mesolithic Europe
2: Graeme Warren: The Mesolithic: What is it and Why Should We Care?
3: Philippe Crombe: Early and Middle Holocene Climate and Environmental Change
4: Rick J. Schulting and Christopher Meiklejohn: Time Matters: Chronology in the European Mesolithic
5: Peter Rowley-Conwy: Mesolithic Landscapes and Niche Construction: A Great Capability for Misunderstanding
Part II: MESOLITHIC GEOGRAPHIES
6: Ekaterina Dolbunova and Andrey Mazurkevich: Eastern Europe
7: Daniel Gross and Tomas Rimkus: The Baltic Basin: Northern Germany to the Baltic States
8: Kjel Knutsson: Northern Scandinavia
9: T. Douglas Price: Southern Scandinavia
10: James Walker, Vince Gaffney, Simon Fitch, and Andy Fraser: Doggerland
11: Catriona Pickard and Clive Bonsall: Britain and Ireland
12: Witold Gruzdz, Daniel Gross, Katarzyna Pyzewicz, and Aliaksandr Vashanau: Continental European Plain
13: Paolo Biagi: The Black Sea Area
14: Ana Cristina Araujo and Gregor Marchand?: The Atlantic Coast (Western France, Northern Spain and Portugal)
15: Hans Vandendriessche, Colas Gueret, Benjamin Marquebielle, and Philippe Crombe: Continental France and the Benelux
16: Federica Fontana: Alpine Region (Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and Northern Italy)
17: Thomas Perrin: The Western Mediterranean Coast and Islands (Spain, Balearic Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, France, Italy, Sicily, and North Africa)
18: Nena Galanidou, Nikola Vukosavljevic, and Catherine Perles: The Eastern Mediterranean
19: Clive Bonsall, Adina Boronean?, and Monica Margarit: Southeast Europe (The Balkans and the Danube)
20: Aaron Jonas Stutz: The Natufian Archaeological Culture in Southwestern Asian Epipalaeolithic Context
Part III: HUNTER-GATHERER LANDSCAPES
21: Hein B. Bjerck: Sea
22: Ivana Zivaljevic: Rivers
23: Ingrid Fuglestvedt: The Pioneer Experience: A Perspective from the Early Mesolithic Site Complex at Pauler, Eastern Norway
24: Davide Visentin: Mountains and High Altitudes
25: Catherine Dupont and Igor Gutierrez-Zugasti: Shell Middens and Shells
26: Barry Taylor: Wetland Landscapes
27: Alexander Verpoorte and Fulco Scherjon: Inland/Forest
Part IV: MESOLITHIC LIFE
28: Luciana G. Simoes and Torsten Guenther: Who Were the Mesolithic People: The Archaeogenomic Perspective
29: Daniela Holst: Hunter-Gatherer Mobility and Sedentism
30: Solange Rigaud and Aimee Little: Identity, Gender, and Power: Life Histories of Personal Ornaments, Stone Tools, and Other Artefacts
31: Aaron Jonas Stutz: Demography, Life Histories, and Population Dynamics
32: Joerg Orschiedt: Violence
33: Ben Elliot: Sensory Experiences
34: Gunilla Eriksson and Kerstin Liden: Food and Diet: A Chaine Operatoire Perspective on Hunter-Gatherer Food Practice
35: Mariana Diniz: Coexistence with Neolithic Neighbours
36: Barry Taylor and Nick J. Overton: Relationships with the Environment: Plants and Animals
Part V: MEANINGFUL TECHNOLOGY
37: Ole Gron: Shelter and Dwellings
38: Nick J. Overton: Hunting
39: Harry K. Robson, Adam Boethius, and Kenneth Ritchie: Fishing
40: Lucy Kubiak-Martens: The Plant Food Diet of Mesolithic Northwestern Europe
41: Ekaterina Kashina: Art and Symbolism: The Forms and Meanings of the Portable Art of the East European Plain Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers
42: Miriam Cubas and Harry K. Robson: Pottery Production among European Foragers
43: Mikkel Sorensen: Lithic Technology
44: Eva David: Bone Tool Technology
45: Astrid J. Nyland: Quarrying and Lithic Procurement
46: Kurt J. Gron: Animal Domestication in the Mesolithic
47: Kristiina Johanson, Dagmara H. Werra, Aivar Kriiska, and Javier Mangado Llach: Flint Exchange
48: Aija Macane and Kerkko Nordqvist: Exchange of Amber
49: Andrew Langley and Aimee Little: Birch, Pine, and Other Adhesive Technologies
Part VI: DEATH AND THE DEAD
50: Amy Gray Jones: Human Remains in Non-Burial Contexts
51: Mari Torv and Rita Peyroteo Stjerna: From the Treatment of the Body to the Places of the Dead
52: Rock Images of the Dead: Glimpses of Past Mortuary Processes or Pictures of a Plaguea
53: Liv Nilsson Stutz: The Handling of the Dead Body: Transformations from Life to Death
Part VII: COSMOLOGIES, RITUAL, AND SYMBOLISM
54: Charlotte Damm: Forager Cosmologies in Northernmost Europe
55: Kristiina Mannermaa: Human-Animal Relationships
56: Chantal Conneller and Ben Elliott: Metamorphosis
57: Tomasz Plonka: Sculpture and Art (Portable and Non-Portable)
58: Antti Lahelma and Jan Magne Gjerde: Rock Art
59: Mathias Bjornevad-Ahlqvist: Hoarding
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Part I: MESOLITHIC EUROPE
1: Liv Nilsson Stutz, Rita Peyrotero Stjerna, and Mari Torv: Introduction: The Archaeology of Mesolithic Europe
2: Graeme Warren: The Mesolithic: What is it and Why Should We Care?
3: Philippe Crombe: Early and Middle Holocene Climate and Environmental Change
4: Rick J. Schulting and Christopher Meiklejohn: Time Matters: Chronology in the European Mesolithic
5: Peter Rowley-Conwy: Mesolithic Landscapes and Niche Construction: A Great Capability for Misunderstanding
Part II: MESOLITHIC GEOGRAPHIES
6: Ekaterina Dolbunova and Andrey Mazurkevich: Eastern Europe
7: Daniel Gross and Tomas Rimkus: The Baltic Basin: Northern Germany to the Baltic States
8: Kjel Knutsson: Northern Scandinavia
9: T. Douglas Price: Southern Scandinavia
10: James Walker, Vince Gaffney, Simon Fitch, and Andy Fraser: Doggerland
11: Catriona Pickard and Clive Bonsall: Britain and Ireland
12: Witold Gruzdz, Daniel Gross, Katarzyna Pyzewicz, and Aliaksandr Vashanau: Continental European Plain
13: Paolo Biagi: The Black Sea Area
14: Ana Cristina Araujo and Gregor Marchand?: The Atlantic Coast (Western France, Northern Spain and Portugal)
15: Hans Vandendriessche, Colas Gueret, Benjamin Marquebielle, and Philippe Crombe: Continental France and the Benelux
16: Federica Fontana: Alpine Region (Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and Northern Italy)
17: Thomas Perrin: The Western Mediterranean Coast and Islands (Spain, Balearic Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, France, Italy, Sicily, and North Africa)
18: Nena Galanidou, Nikola Vukosavljevic, and Catherine Perles: The Eastern Mediterranean
19: Clive Bonsall, Adina Boronean?, and Monica Margarit: Southeast Europe (The Balkans and the Danube)
20: Aaron Jonas Stutz: The Natufian Archaeological Culture in Southwestern Asian Epipalaeolithic Context
Part III: HUNTER-GATHERER LANDSCAPES
21: Hein B. Bjerck: Sea
22: Ivana Zivaljevic: Rivers
23: Ingrid Fuglestvedt: The Pioneer Experience: A Perspective from the Early Mesolithic Site Complex at Pauler, Eastern Norway
24: Davide Visentin: Mountains and High Altitudes
25: Catherine Dupont and Igor Gutierrez-Zugasti: Shell Middens and Shells
26: Barry Taylor: Wetland Landscapes
27: Alexander Verpoorte and Fulco Scherjon: Inland/Forest
Part IV: MESOLITHIC LIFE
28: Luciana G. Simoes and Torsten Guenther: Who Were the Mesolithic People: The Archaeogenomic Perspective
29: Daniela Holst: Hunter-Gatherer Mobility and Sedentism
30: Solange Rigaud and Aimee Little: Identity, Gender, and Power: Life Histories of Personal Ornaments, Stone Tools, and Other Artefacts
31: Aaron Jonas Stutz: Demography, Life Histories, and Population Dynamics
32: Joerg Orschiedt: Violence
33: Ben Elliot: Sensory Experiences
34: Gunilla Eriksson and Kerstin Liden: Food and Diet: A Chaine Operatoire Perspective on Hunter-Gatherer Food Practice
35: Mariana Diniz: Coexistence with Neolithic Neighbours
36: Barry Taylor and Nick J. Overton: Relationships with the Environment: Plants and Animals
Part V: MEANINGFUL TECHNOLOGY
37: Ole Gron: Shelter and Dwellings
38: Nick J. Overton: Hunting
39: Harry K. Robson, Adam Boethius, and Kenneth Ritchie: Fishing
40: Lucy Kubiak-Martens: The Plant Food Diet of Mesolithic Northwestern Europe
41: Ekaterina Kashina: Art and Symbolism: The Forms and Meanings of the Portable Art of the East European Plain Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers
42: Miriam Cubas and Harry K. Robson: Pottery Production among European Foragers
43: Mikkel Sorensen: Lithic Technology
44: Eva David: Bone Tool Technology
45: Astrid J. Nyland: Quarrying and Lithic Procurement
46: Kurt J. Gron: Animal Domestication in the Mesolithic
47: Kristiina Johanson, Dagmara H. Werra, Aivar Kriiska, and Javier Mangado Llach: Flint Exchange
48: Aija Macane and Kerkko Nordqvist: Exchange of Amber
49: Andrew Langley and Aimee Little: Birch, Pine, and Other Adhesive Technologies
Part VI: DEATH AND THE DEAD
50: Amy Gray Jones: Human Remains in Non-Burial Contexts
51: Mari Torv and Rita Peyroteo Stjerna: From the Treatment of the Body to the Places of the Dead
52: Rock Images of the Dead: Glimpses of Past Mortuary Processes or Pictures of a Plaguea
53: Liv Nilsson Stutz: The Handling of the Dead Body: Transformations from Life to Death
Part VII: COSMOLOGIES, RITUAL, AND SYMBOLISM
54: Charlotte Damm: Forager Cosmologies in Northernmost Europe
55: Kristiina Mannermaa: Human-Animal Relationships
56: Chantal Conneller and Ben Elliott: Metamorphosis
57: Tomasz Plonka: Sculpture and Art (Portable and Non-Portable)
58: Antti Lahelma and Jan Magne Gjerde: Rock Art
59: Mathias Bjornevad-Ahlqvist: Hoarding
1: Liv Nilsson Stutz, Rita Peyrotero Stjerna, and Mari Torv: Introduction: The Archaeology of Mesolithic Europe
2: Graeme Warren: The Mesolithic: What is it and Why Should We Care?
3: Philippe Crombe: Early and Middle Holocene Climate and Environmental Change
4: Rick J. Schulting and Christopher Meiklejohn: Time Matters: Chronology in the European Mesolithic
5: Peter Rowley-Conwy: Mesolithic Landscapes and Niche Construction: A Great Capability for Misunderstanding
Part II: MESOLITHIC GEOGRAPHIES
6: Ekaterina Dolbunova and Andrey Mazurkevich: Eastern Europe
7: Daniel Gross and Tomas Rimkus: The Baltic Basin: Northern Germany to the Baltic States
8: Kjel Knutsson: Northern Scandinavia
9: T. Douglas Price: Southern Scandinavia
10: James Walker, Vince Gaffney, Simon Fitch, and Andy Fraser: Doggerland
11: Catriona Pickard and Clive Bonsall: Britain and Ireland
12: Witold Gruzdz, Daniel Gross, Katarzyna Pyzewicz, and Aliaksandr Vashanau: Continental European Plain
13: Paolo Biagi: The Black Sea Area
14: Ana Cristina Araujo and Gregor Marchand?: The Atlantic Coast (Western France, Northern Spain and Portugal)
15: Hans Vandendriessche, Colas Gueret, Benjamin Marquebielle, and Philippe Crombe: Continental France and the Benelux
16: Federica Fontana: Alpine Region (Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and Northern Italy)
17: Thomas Perrin: The Western Mediterranean Coast and Islands (Spain, Balearic Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, France, Italy, Sicily, and North Africa)
18: Nena Galanidou, Nikola Vukosavljevic, and Catherine Perles: The Eastern Mediterranean
19: Clive Bonsall, Adina Boronean?, and Monica Margarit: Southeast Europe (The Balkans and the Danube)
20: Aaron Jonas Stutz: The Natufian Archaeological Culture in Southwestern Asian Epipalaeolithic Context
Part III: HUNTER-GATHERER LANDSCAPES
21: Hein B. Bjerck: Sea
22: Ivana Zivaljevic: Rivers
23: Ingrid Fuglestvedt: The Pioneer Experience: A Perspective from the Early Mesolithic Site Complex at Pauler, Eastern Norway
24: Davide Visentin: Mountains and High Altitudes
25: Catherine Dupont and Igor Gutierrez-Zugasti: Shell Middens and Shells
26: Barry Taylor: Wetland Landscapes
27: Alexander Verpoorte and Fulco Scherjon: Inland/Forest
Part IV: MESOLITHIC LIFE
28: Luciana G. Simoes and Torsten Guenther: Who Were the Mesolithic People: The Archaeogenomic Perspective
29: Daniela Holst: Hunter-Gatherer Mobility and Sedentism
30: Solange Rigaud and Aimee Little: Identity, Gender, and Power: Life Histories of Personal Ornaments, Stone Tools, and Other Artefacts
31: Aaron Jonas Stutz: Demography, Life Histories, and Population Dynamics
32: Joerg Orschiedt: Violence
33: Ben Elliot: Sensory Experiences
34: Gunilla Eriksson and Kerstin Liden: Food and Diet: A Chaine Operatoire Perspective on Hunter-Gatherer Food Practice
35: Mariana Diniz: Coexistence with Neolithic Neighbours
36: Barry Taylor and Nick J. Overton: Relationships with the Environment: Plants and Animals
Part V: MEANINGFUL TECHNOLOGY
37: Ole Gron: Shelter and Dwellings
38: Nick J. Overton: Hunting
39: Harry K. Robson, Adam Boethius, and Kenneth Ritchie: Fishing
40: Lucy Kubiak-Martens: The Plant Food Diet of Mesolithic Northwestern Europe
41: Ekaterina Kashina: Art and Symbolism: The Forms and Meanings of the Portable Art of the East European Plain Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers
42: Miriam Cubas and Harry K. Robson: Pottery Production among European Foragers
43: Mikkel Sorensen: Lithic Technology
44: Eva David: Bone Tool Technology
45: Astrid J. Nyland: Quarrying and Lithic Procurement
46: Kurt J. Gron: Animal Domestication in the Mesolithic
47: Kristiina Johanson, Dagmara H. Werra, Aivar Kriiska, and Javier Mangado Llach: Flint Exchange
48: Aija Macane and Kerkko Nordqvist: Exchange of Amber
49: Andrew Langley and Aimee Little: Birch, Pine, and Other Adhesive Technologies
Part VI: DEATH AND THE DEAD
50: Amy Gray Jones: Human Remains in Non-Burial Contexts
51: Mari Torv and Rita Peyroteo Stjerna: From the Treatment of the Body to the Places of the Dead
52: Rock Images of the Dead: Glimpses of Past Mortuary Processes or Pictures of a Plaguea
53: Liv Nilsson Stutz: The Handling of the Dead Body: Transformations from Life to Death
Part VII: COSMOLOGIES, RITUAL, AND SYMBOLISM
54: Charlotte Damm: Forager Cosmologies in Northernmost Europe
55: Kristiina Mannermaa: Human-Animal Relationships
56: Chantal Conneller and Ben Elliott: Metamorphosis
57: Tomasz Plonka: Sculpture and Art (Portable and Non-Portable)
58: Antti Lahelma and Jan Magne Gjerde: Rock Art
59: Mathias Bjornevad-Ahlqvist: Hoarding
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