Titlebook: Prehistoric Wetland Sites of Southern Europe; Archaeology, Dendroc Ariane Ballmer,Albert Hafner,Willy Tinner Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 The Editor(s

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Prehistoric Wetland Sites of Southern Europe: Archaeological Matter, Environmental Context, Research Potential, and Threats to Preservation,nd data due to their outstanding preservation. At the same time, off-site deposits in wetlands bear detailed information on palaeoenvironmental conditions. The unique methodological possibility to correlate archaeological settlement sequences with temporally uninterrupted palaeoenvironmental records

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From Lagoon to River: Bank Management at the Submerged Late Bronze Age Settlement of La Motte (Agde, France)d on the edge of a lagoon that is now clogged. The site is characterised by more than 500 wooden piles divided into two main groups located on shoals. The use of varied species attests to the exploitation of distinct environments such as Mediterranean mixed oak forests and riparian forests. Moreover

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Wetland Archaeology in Northern Italy: An Overviewre known for northern Italy starting from the Early Neolithic (Isolino di Varese). However, lake-dwelling villages were most widespread in Northern Italy between about 2000 and 1400 BC, between the Early and Middle Bronze Age, and continued in the Late Bronze Age. At a time when in other Alpine regi

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The Early Neolithic Lake-shore Settlement of La Marmotta at Lake Bracciano (Anguillara Sabazia, Rome, Italy): a Critical Overview of the Current State of Research, and a Discussion of Selected Aspectst permanently occupied wetland settlements in southern Europe. The first settlers were a Neolithic group, pursuing crop cultivation and stock breeding. The archaeological site with its fascinating spectrum of finds is not only of great interest per se but also plays a key role in the understanding o

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An Introduction to the Submerged Prehistoric Pile-Dwelling in Zambratija Bay on the Croatian Adriatic Coastseveral small-scale surveys and test excavations were performed on the site immediately after the original discovery, targeted research has not been done there until 2017 as part of a small individual Ph.D. project, executed by the author of this paper. The aims of the paper are twofold: (1) to pres

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The Lakeside Settlement of Sovjan (Southeastern Albania) During the Bronze Age in the Light of New Chronological Datars, we have undertaken (1) the complete re-examination of the stratigraphic data, (2) the detailed study of the pottery of the Bronze and Iron Age levels, and (3) the realisation of new absolute dates, by radiocarbon and even more so by dendrochronology. The latter is based on the analysis of a seri

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Neolithic Lake Settlements in Western Macedonia, Greece: New Evidence from Dispilio and Amindeon Basinoccasion for Greek prehistoric archaeology. The distinctive site-formation processes and the uniqueness of the preserved organic materials posed unprecedented practical, methodological, and interpretive challenges, offering at the same time new potentials for the study of the communities’ diachronic

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Prehistoric Wetland Settlements of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast environments. A few of them seem originally to have been terrestrial settlements which were flooded and abandoned when the level of the Black Sea rose, while others were actual wetland settlements. Specific remains of ‘pile-dwelling’ architecture have been found, for example, at sites in the Varna