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7-11 Sep 2020 Toulouse (France)
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Program > By Session
Emerging evidence relating to the late Pleistocene and early Holocene settlement of Scotland sciencesconf.org:meso2020:312531 |
The defense residential complex Kayukovo 2 of the turn of VII – VI BC in the North of Western Siberia. Experience in reconstruction of architecture and planning structure. sciencesconf.org:meso2020:323487 |
Mesolithic Montology: a space for connection sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324523 |
“Ain't no mountain high enough”. Mesolithic colonisation processes and landscape usage of the inner alpine region Kleinwalsertal (Prov. Vorarlberg, Western Austria) sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324824 |
The formation of River Motala Ström – the beginning of a river landscape and human presence in the early Holocene sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325784 |
The site of Murten/Ober Prehl (Canton of Fribourg, Switzerland) : reflection on the notion of territory in Early Mesolithic sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325794 |
Mesolithic resource use inferred from DNA captured in birch tar pitch sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325848 |
Depositionary Practices in the Landscape: New Research from the Vale of Pickering, UK sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325948 |
Eurasia's most ancient promontory fort? The 8000 year old hunter-gatherer settlement complex of Amnya in the Western Siberian taiga sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325982 |
Colonization and the enculturation of landscapes. A case from Mesolithic southeast Norway sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325986 |
Diachronic trends in the Early Mesolithic site types of Norway sciencesconf.org:meso2020:326114 |
Deep pits and Schlitzgruben in the Mesolithic in the northern half of France, crossed approaches sciencesconf.org:meso2020:326889 |
