Mesolithic Northern England: Environment, Population and Settlement

Penny Spikins

Mesolithic Northern England: Environment, Population and Settlement

Archaeology

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Abstract

Focusing on evidence from northern England, this book addresses the idea of gradual population increase and related concepts of Mesolithic settlements. Critically assessed are both the nature of the archaeological and environmental evidence for Mesolithic adaptations. A possible different approach is suggested, which acknowledges the importance of ecological changes in a large scale model of changing vegetation, but attempting to avoid static and deterministic interpretations.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Oxford
Publisher	Archaeopress
Publication status	Published - 2000

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Name	British Archaeological Reports British Series

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chapter_oneSubmitted manuscript, 281 KBLicence: Unspecified
Chapter TwoSubmitted manuscript, 1.27 MB
Chapter ThreeSubmitted manuscript, 782 KB
chapter fourSubmitted manuscript, 992 KB
chapter fiveaSubmitted manuscript, 669 KB
chapter fivebSubmitted manuscript, 454 KB
Chapter sixSubmitted manuscript, 553 KB
BibliographySubmitted manuscript, 734 KB

Pennine Mesolithic
Spikins, P.
Project: Other project › Miscellaneous project

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