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Food procurement and sustenance in the Mesolithic Iron Gates, southeastern Europe
Filipović, Dragana;
Živaljević, Ivana;
Dimitrijević, Vesna
The Iron Gates region in Serbia yielded abundant and exceptional evidence of human habitation in the Mesolithic and Early Neolithic periods (c. 9500-5500 BC). At the Mesolithic sites, remains were discovered of plants, animals, structures and tools testifying to the intensive exploitation of resources from the surroundings of the settlements that were used over extended periods of time. Our paper explores the daily sustenance of these communities wich was provided through gathering, fishing and hunting.
This research is not related to a project.
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- May 15, 2018
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- Subsistence Strategies in the Stone Age, Direct and Indirect Evidence of Fishing and Gathering. Materials of the International Conference Dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of Vladimir Mikhailovich Lozovski, Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation, 15-18 May 2018 (Session Session "Settlement location and structure as a reflection of economic strategy. Role of hunting and fishing in different landscapes (based on faunal remains)")
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