Titlebook: Under the Sea: Archaeology and Palaeolandscapes of the Continental Shelf; Geoffrey N. Bailey,Jan Harff,Dimitris Sakellariou Book 2017 Spri

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Submerged Pottery Neolithic Settlements off the Coast of Israel: Subsistence, Material Culture and t the Carmel coast of Israel. The sites represent in situ settlements with architectural remains comprising domestic stone-built structures and water wells built of wood and stone. Rich assemblages of flint tools, ground stone artefacts and pottery were recovered in addition to organic remains (woode

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Hjarn? Sund: An Eroding Mesolithic Site and the Tale of two Paddles 0.5–2 m. Until recently, the gyttja deposits containing the archaeological material were covered with a protective layer of sand. Recent erosion by water currents has exposed the archaeological material and prompted detailed investigation before further damage occurs. Methods of investigation inclu

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Submerged Settlement in the ?resund, Western Scania, Southernmost Sweden(the Sound) have been carried out since the 1970s. Early Mesolithic sites have been registered, the depths of which varied between ?20 and ?6 m. A number of settlement sites have been located close to the submerged outlet of a river in the central part of the present ?resund. One of these sites is p

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Prospecting for Holocene Palaeolandscapes in the Sound of Harris, Outer Hebridestime History and Transport, Marine Resource Exploitation and Submerged Prehistory potential. This paper introduces the past landscape component, introducing palaeogeographic reconstructions for the Sound of Harris for the mid-Holocene as proxy scenarios for Mesolithic seascapes. These scenarios are

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Early Holocene Landscape Development and Baltic Sea History Based on High-Resolution Bathymetry and ls, c. 11,700–10,200 and 9800–8000 cal BP, areas along the present-day coast of the Han? Bay in south-eastern Sweden were exposed and pine-dominated forests were established. Around the mouth of the Verke?n River at the Hav?ng site, remains of this landscape occur in the form of organic-rich lacustr

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Tributaries of the Elbe Palaeovalley: Features of a Hidden Palaeolandscape in the German Bight, Nortlandscape between England, Germany and Denmark, commonly known as Doggerland. Regarding the reconstruction of this now drowned palaeolandscape, the German exclusive economic zone (EEZ) sector is still ‘terra incognita’. Recent discoveries of two ancient fluvial systems, both of which were tributarie

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The Wadden Sea of North-West Germany: An Intertidal Environment of High Archaeological Research Potephic maps on the basis of a geological reconstruction of Holocene landscape evolution from archive core data, and use these to identify areas where human traces have potentially been preserved during different time intervals. Currently, the cultural heritage is being increasingly threatened by coast

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