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Grenzgänger, traders and the last hunter-gatherers of the North European Plain
DOI Kapitel:Anscher, Theo J. ten; Knippenberg, Sebastiaan: Unexpected dimensions of a Swifterbant settlement at Medel-De Roeskamp (the Netherlands)
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Unexpected dimensions of a Swifterbant settlement at Medel-De Roeskamp (the Netherlands)
Norde / Van Renswoude 2014: E. H. L. D. Norde / J. van
Renswoude, Van grafheuvel tot boerenerf. Plangebied
Medel 2, gemeente Tiel. Archeologisch onderzoek: pro-
efsleuven. RAAP-rapport 2897 (Weesp 2014).
Out 2009: W. A. Out, Sowing the seed? Human impact and
plant subsistence in Dutch wetlands during the Late Me-
solithic an de Early and Middle Neolithic (5500-3400
cal BC). Archaeological Series Leiden University 18.
PhD thesis, University of Leiden (Leiden 2009).
Peeters 2007: J. H. M. Peeters, Hoge Vaart-A27 in con-
text: towards a model of mesolithic-neolithic land use
dynamics as a framework for archaeological heritage
management. PhD-thesis, University of Amsterdam
(Amersfoort 2007).
Peeters / Devriendt 2016: J. H. M. Peeters / I. Devriendt,
Swifterbant-cultuur. In: L. W. S. W. Amkreutz / F. Brou-
nen / J. Deeben / R. Machiels / M. F. van Oorsouw / B.
Smit (eds.), Vuursteen verzameld. Over het zoeken en
onderzoeken van steentijdvondsten en -vindplaatsen.
Nederlandse Archeologische Rapporten 50 (Amersfoort
2016) 150-155.
Petrequin et al. 2012: P Petrequin / S. Cassen / M. Errera /
L. Klassen / A. Sheridan / A.-M. Petrequin, JADE.
Grandes haches alpines du Neolithique europeen, Ve au
IVe millenaires av. J.-C. Cahiers de la MSHE Ledoux 17.
Dynamiques territoriales 6 (Besangon 2012).
Prummel / Van der Sanden 1995: W. Prummel / W. A. B.
van der Sanden, Runderhoorns uit de Drentse venen.
Nieuwe Drentse Volksalmanak 112, 1995, 8-55.
Raemaekers 1997: D. C. M. Raemaekers, Features. In: D. C.
M. Raemaekers / C. C. Bakels / B. Beerenhout / A. L.
van Gijn / K. Hanninen / S. Molenaar / D. Paalman /
M. Verbruggen / C. Vermeeren, Wateringen 4: A Sett-
lement of the Middle Neolithic Hazendonk 3 Group
in the Dutch Coastal Area. Analaecta Praehistorica
Leidensia 29, 1997, 146-151.
Raemaekers 1999: D. C. M. Raemaekers, The Articulation
of a ‘New Neolithic’. The meaning of the Swifterbant
Culture for the process of neolithisation in the western
part of the North European plain (4900-3400 BC). PhD
thesis, University of Leiden. Archaeological Studies
Leiden University 3 (Leiden 1999).
Raemaekers 2003: D. C. M. Raemaekers, Cutting a long
story short? The process of neolithization in the Dutch
delta re-examined. Antiquity 77, 2003, 740-748.
Raemaekers 2019: D. C. M. Raemaekers, Taboo? The
process of neolithisation in the Dutch wetlands re-exa-
mined (5000-3400 cal BC). In: M. Gleser / D. Hofmann
(eds), Contacts, Boundaries & Innovation. Exploring
developed Neolithic societies in central Europe and
beyond (Leiden 2019), 91-102.
Raemaekers et al. 2011: D C. M. Raemaekers / J. Geuverink /
M. Schepers / B. P. Tuin / E. van der Lagemaat /
M. van der Wal, A biography in stone. Typology, age,
function and meaning of Early Neolithic perforated
wedges in the Netherlands. Groningen Archaeological
Studies 14 (Groningen 2011).
De Roever 1979: J. P. de Roever, The pottery from Swifter-
bant - Dutch Ertebolle? (Swifterbant Contributions 11),
Helinium 19, 1979, 13-36.
De Roever 2004: J. P. de Roever, Swifterbant-aardewerk.
Een analyse van de neolithische nederzettingen bij
Swifterbant, 5e millenium voor Christus. PhD thesis,
University of Groningen. Groningen Archaeological
Studies 2 (Groningen 2004).
Schepers 2014: M. Schepers, Wet wealthy worlds: The
environment of the Swifterbant h system during the
Neolithic occupation (4300-4000 cal BC). Journal of
Archaeolgy in the Low Countries 5, 2014, 79-105.
Schwarz-Mackensen / Schneider 1986: G. Schwarz-
Mackensen / W. Schneider, Petrographie und Her-
kunft des Rohmaterials neolithischer Steinbeile und
-axte im nordlichen Harzvorland, Archaologisches
Korrespondenzblatt 16, 1986, 29-44.
SfDA / KachlIk 2009: P. SfDA / V. KachlIk, Geological
setting, petrology and mineralogy of metabasites in a
thermal aureole of Tanvald granite (northern Bohemia)
used for the manufacture of Neolithic tools, Journal of
Geosciences 54, 2009, 269-87.
Sorensen 2015: L. Sorensen, Hunters and farmers in the
North - the transformation of pottery traditions and
distribution patterns of key artefacts during the Meso-
lithic and Neolithic transition in southern Scandinavia.
In: J. Kabaciriski / S. Hartz / D. C. M. Raemaekers / T.
Terberger (eds.), The Dqbki Site in Pomerania and the
Neolithisation of the Northern European Lowlands
(c. 5000-3000 calBC). Archaologie und Geschichte im
Ostseeraum 8 (Rahden/Westf. 2015) 385-432.
Teetaert et al. 2020: D. Teetaert / M. Boudin / E. Goemae-
re / P. Crombe, Reliability of AMS 14C dates of moss
temper preserved in Neolithic pottery from the Scheldt
river valley (Belgium). Radiocarbon 2020, 1-12.
Ufkes 1997: A. Ufkes, Edelhertgewei uit natte context in
Drenthe. Nieuwe Drentse Volksalmanak 114, 1997,
28-56.
Vanmontfort 2004: B. Vanmontfort, Converging Worlds.
The Neolithisation of the Scheldt basin during the late
fifth and early fourth millenium cal BC. PhD thesis,
Catholic university of Leuven (Leuven 2004).
Verhart 2010: L. B. M. Verhart, De geur van veen. Vlaar-
dingen en de ontdekking van de Vlaardingen-cultuur
(Utrecht 2010).
Zvelebil 1986: M. Zvelebil, Mesolithic prelude and
Neolithic revolution. In: M. Zvelebil (ed.), Hunters in
transition. Mesolithic societies of temperate Eurasia
and their transition to farming (Cambridge 1986) 5-16.
Unexpected dimensions of a Swifterbant settlement at Medel-De Roeskamp (the Netherlands)
Norde / Van Renswoude 2014: E. H. L. D. Norde / J. van
Renswoude, Van grafheuvel tot boerenerf. Plangebied
Medel 2, gemeente Tiel. Archeologisch onderzoek: pro-
efsleuven. RAAP-rapport 2897 (Weesp 2014).
Out 2009: W. A. Out, Sowing the seed? Human impact and
plant subsistence in Dutch wetlands during the Late Me-
solithic an de Early and Middle Neolithic (5500-3400
cal BC). Archaeological Series Leiden University 18.
PhD thesis, University of Leiden (Leiden 2009).
Peeters 2007: J. H. M. Peeters, Hoge Vaart-A27 in con-
text: towards a model of mesolithic-neolithic land use
dynamics as a framework for archaeological heritage
management. PhD-thesis, University of Amsterdam
(Amersfoort 2007).
Peeters / Devriendt 2016: J. H. M. Peeters / I. Devriendt,
Swifterbant-cultuur. In: L. W. S. W. Amkreutz / F. Brou-
nen / J. Deeben / R. Machiels / M. F. van Oorsouw / B.
Smit (eds.), Vuursteen verzameld. Over het zoeken en
onderzoeken van steentijdvondsten en -vindplaatsen.
Nederlandse Archeologische Rapporten 50 (Amersfoort
2016) 150-155.
Petrequin et al. 2012: P Petrequin / S. Cassen / M. Errera /
L. Klassen / A. Sheridan / A.-M. Petrequin, JADE.
Grandes haches alpines du Neolithique europeen, Ve au
IVe millenaires av. J.-C. Cahiers de la MSHE Ledoux 17.
Dynamiques territoriales 6 (Besangon 2012).
Prummel / Van der Sanden 1995: W. Prummel / W. A. B.
van der Sanden, Runderhoorns uit de Drentse venen.
Nieuwe Drentse Volksalmanak 112, 1995, 8-55.
Raemaekers 1997: D. C. M. Raemaekers, Features. In: D. C.
M. Raemaekers / C. C. Bakels / B. Beerenhout / A. L.
van Gijn / K. Hanninen / S. Molenaar / D. Paalman /
M. Verbruggen / C. Vermeeren, Wateringen 4: A Sett-
lement of the Middle Neolithic Hazendonk 3 Group
in the Dutch Coastal Area. Analaecta Praehistorica
Leidensia 29, 1997, 146-151.
Raemaekers 1999: D. C. M. Raemaekers, The Articulation
of a ‘New Neolithic’. The meaning of the Swifterbant
Culture for the process of neolithisation in the western
part of the North European plain (4900-3400 BC). PhD
thesis, University of Leiden. Archaeological Studies
Leiden University 3 (Leiden 1999).
Raemaekers 2003: D. C. M. Raemaekers, Cutting a long
story short? The process of neolithization in the Dutch
delta re-examined. Antiquity 77, 2003, 740-748.
Raemaekers 2019: D. C. M. Raemaekers, Taboo? The
process of neolithisation in the Dutch wetlands re-exa-
mined (5000-3400 cal BC). In: M. Gleser / D. Hofmann
(eds), Contacts, Boundaries & Innovation. Exploring
developed Neolithic societies in central Europe and
beyond (Leiden 2019), 91-102.
Raemaekers et al. 2011: D C. M. Raemaekers / J. Geuverink /
M. Schepers / B. P. Tuin / E. van der Lagemaat /
M. van der Wal, A biography in stone. Typology, age,
function and meaning of Early Neolithic perforated
wedges in the Netherlands. Groningen Archaeological
Studies 14 (Groningen 2011).
De Roever 1979: J. P. de Roever, The pottery from Swifter-
bant - Dutch Ertebolle? (Swifterbant Contributions 11),
Helinium 19, 1979, 13-36.
De Roever 2004: J. P. de Roever, Swifterbant-aardewerk.
Een analyse van de neolithische nederzettingen bij
Swifterbant, 5e millenium voor Christus. PhD thesis,
University of Groningen. Groningen Archaeological
Studies 2 (Groningen 2004).
Schepers 2014: M. Schepers, Wet wealthy worlds: The
environment of the Swifterbant h system during the
Neolithic occupation (4300-4000 cal BC). Journal of
Archaeolgy in the Low Countries 5, 2014, 79-105.
Schwarz-Mackensen / Schneider 1986: G. Schwarz-
Mackensen / W. Schneider, Petrographie und Her-
kunft des Rohmaterials neolithischer Steinbeile und
-axte im nordlichen Harzvorland, Archaologisches
Korrespondenzblatt 16, 1986, 29-44.
SfDA / KachlIk 2009: P. SfDA / V. KachlIk, Geological
setting, petrology and mineralogy of metabasites in a
thermal aureole of Tanvald granite (northern Bohemia)
used for the manufacture of Neolithic tools, Journal of
Geosciences 54, 2009, 269-87.
Sorensen 2015: L. Sorensen, Hunters and farmers in the
North - the transformation of pottery traditions and
distribution patterns of key artefacts during the Meso-
lithic and Neolithic transition in southern Scandinavia.
In: J. Kabaciriski / S. Hartz / D. C. M. Raemaekers / T.
Terberger (eds.), The Dqbki Site in Pomerania and the
Neolithisation of the Northern European Lowlands
(c. 5000-3000 calBC). Archaologie und Geschichte im
Ostseeraum 8 (Rahden/Westf. 2015) 385-432.
Teetaert et al. 2020: D. Teetaert / M. Boudin / E. Goemae-
re / P. Crombe, Reliability of AMS 14C dates of moss
temper preserved in Neolithic pottery from the Scheldt
river valley (Belgium). Radiocarbon 2020, 1-12.
Ufkes 1997: A. Ufkes, Edelhertgewei uit natte context in
Drenthe. Nieuwe Drentse Volksalmanak 114, 1997,
28-56.
Vanmontfort 2004: B. Vanmontfort, Converging Worlds.
The Neolithisation of the Scheldt basin during the late
fifth and early fourth millenium cal BC. PhD thesis,
Catholic university of Leuven (Leuven 2004).
Verhart 2010: L. B. M. Verhart, De geur van veen. Vlaar-
dingen en de ontdekking van de Vlaardingen-cultuur
(Utrecht 2010).
Zvelebil 1986: M. Zvelebil, Mesolithic prelude and
Neolithic revolution. In: M. Zvelebil (ed.), Hunters in
transition. Mesolithic societies of temperate Eurasia
and their transition to farming (Cambridge 1986) 5-16.