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7-11 Sep 2020 Toulouse (France)
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Program > By Session
The technological system of the maritime hunter-fisher-gatherers of the Atlantic façade: a preliminary approach through use-wear analysis on knapped industries sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324218 |
Why have Mesolithic populations eaten crabs only in the last 15 years? sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324487 |
Symbolism of the Red deer appears among Coastal (Mesolithic) people sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324500 |
Living on the Brittany coast in the Mesolithic period: from formation processes of shell middens to the socio-economic practices of the last hunter-gatherer-fishermen, the case study of Beg-er-Vil (Quiberon, France). sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324670 |
How maritime can you get? Conceptualizing adaptive shifts from coastal opportunism to maritime specialization in Early/Mid-Holocene Arctic Norway sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324695 |
Stable oxygen isotope analysis and the seasonal exploitation of Patella depressa Pennant, 1777 during the Mesolithic in the Cantabrian region (N Iberia) sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325006 |
Below the threshold: the importance of shell middens' sedimentary context to recognize Mesolithic shellfish cooking sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325575 |
Maritime hunter-fisher-gatherers in northern Iberia during the Mesolithic: new perspectives from the shell midden site of El Mazo (Asturias, Spain) sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325873 |
Animal, Vegetable or Mineral? Identifying tool use in British Mesolithic woodworking sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325955 |
