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Sheller/ Urry 2006: M. Sheller/J. Urry, The new mobili-
ties paradigm. Environment and Planning A: Economy
and Space 38, 2006, 207-226.
Shennan 2018: S. Shennan, The first farmers of Europe. An
evolutionary perspective (Cambridge 2018).
Silliman 2015: S. Silliman, A requiem for hybridity? The
problem with Frankensteins, purees, and mules. Journal
of Social Archaeology 15, 2015, 277-298.
Simmons 1996: I. G. Simmons, The environmental impact
of Later Mesolithic cultures: the creation of moorland
landscape in England and Wales (Edinburgh 1996).
Smits/van der Plight 2009: L. Smits/J. van der Plight,
Mesolithic and Neolithic human remains in the Neth-
erlands: physical anthropological and stable isotope
investigations. Journal of Archaeology in the Low Coun-
tries 1, 2009, 58-85.
Sommer 2001: U. Sommer, ‘Hear the instructions of thy fa-
ther, and forsake not the law of thy mother’. Change and
persistence in the European Early Neolithic. Journal of
Social Archaeology 1, 2001, 244-270.
Stauble/Wolfram 2013: H. Stauble/S. Wolfram, Band-
keramik und Mesolithikum: Abfolge oder Koexistenz.
In: S. Hansen/M. Meyer (eds.), Parallele Raumkonzepte
(Berlin 2013) 105-134.
Stehli 1994: P. Stehli, Chronologic der Bandkeramik im
Merzbachtal. In: J. Liining/P. Stehli (eds.), Die Band-
keramik im Merzbachtal auf der Aldenhovener Platte
(Koln 1994) 79-191.
Strien 2017a: H.-C. Strien, Discrepancies between archaeo-
logical and 14C-based chronologies: problems and pos-
sible solutions. Documenta Praehistorica 44, 2017,
272-281.
Strien 2017b: H.-C. Strien, Occupation and settlement of
land in the Linear Pottery culture: reflections on the
organisation and logistics. In: S. Scharl/B. Gehlen
(eds.), Mobility in prehistoric sedentary societies. Kol-
ner Studien zur Prahistorischen Archaolgie 8 (Rahden
2017) 129-133.
Sturt etal. 2013: F. Sturt/D. Garrow/S. Bradley, New
models of North West European Holocene palaeogeog-
raphy and inundation. Journal of Archaeological Sci-
ence 40, 2013, 3963-3976.
Sorensen 2013: L. Sorensen, Farming new land in the north:
the expansion of agrarian societies during the Early
Neolithic in southern Scandinavia. In: M. Larsson/J.
Debert (eds.), NW Europe in transition. The Early Neo-
lithic in Britain and south Sweden. BAR International
Series 2475 (Oxford 2013) 9-20.
Sorensen/Karg 2012: L. Sorensen/S. Karg, The expansion
of agragrian societies towards the north - new evidence
for agriculture during the Mesolithic/Neolithic transi-
tion in Southern Scandinavia. Journal of Archaeological
Science 2012, 1-17.
Talebi etal. 2019: T. Talebi/D. C. M. Raemaekers/A.
Maurer, Palynologisch onderzoek aan de pingo-ruine
FRCP2-9, Hurdegaryp; gemeente Tytsjerksteradiel; pro-
vincie Friesian (Groningen 2019).
Thielen 2017: L. Thielen, Studien zum Neolithisierungs-
prozess in Norddeutschland am Beispiel der endmeso-
lithischen und neolithischen Fundplatze in Hamburg
Boberg. Dissertation, Universitat Hamburg (Hamburg
2017).
Thielen this volume: B. Thielen, The late Mesolithic in Ham-
burg-Boberg: inter-cultural interactions and impacts.
Trauernicht et al. 2015: C. Trauernicht/B. W. Brook/B. P.
Murphy/G. J. Williamson/D. M. J. S. Bowman, Local
and global pyrogeographic evidence that indigenous
fire management creates pyrodiversity. Ecology and
Evolution 5, 2015, 1908-1918.
Turck 2019: R. Turck, Where did the Herxheim dead come
from? Isotope analyses of human individuals from the
finds concentrations in the ditches. In: A. Zeeb-Lanz
(ed.), Ritualised destruction in the Early Neolithic — the
exceptional site of Herxheim (Palatinate, Germany), Vol.
2 (Speyer 2019) 313-421.
Valde-Nowak 2009: P. Valde-Nowak, Early farming ad-
aptation in the Wisnicz foothills in the Carpathians.
Settlements at Loniowa and Zerkow. Recherches
Archeologiques Nouvelle Serie 1, 2009, 15-35.
Van der Plight et al. 2016: J. van der Plicht/L. W. S. W.
Amkreutz/M. J. L. Th. Niekus/J. H. M. Peeters/B. I.
Smit, Surf’n turf in Doggerland: dating, stable isotopes
and diet of Mesolithic human remains from the southern
North Sea. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports
10, 2016, 110-118.
Verhart 2000: L. B. M. Verhart, Times fade away. The Neo-
lithization of the southern Netherlands in an anthro-
pological and geographical perspective (Leiden 2000).
Verhart 2012: L. B. M. Verhart, Contact in stone: adzes,
Keile, and Spitzhauen in the Lower Rhine basin. Neo-
lithic stone tools and the transition from Mesolithic to
Neolithic in Belgium and the Netherlands, 5300-4000
cal BC. Journal of Archaeology in the Low Countries
4, 2012, 5-35.
Waddington 2007: C. Waddington, Mesolithic settlement in
the North Sea basin: a case study from Howick, north-
east England (Oxford 2007).
Watkins 2013: T. Watkins, The Neolithic in transition -
how to complete a paradigm shift. Levant 45/2, 2013,
149-158.
Weninger etal. 2008: B. Weninger/R. Schulting/M.
Bradtmoller/L. Clare/M. Collard/K. Edinbor-
ough/J. Hilpert/O. J6ris/M. Niekus/E. J. Roh-
ling/B. Wagner, The catastrophic flooding of Dog-
gerland by the Storegga Slide tsunami. Documenta
Praehistorica 35, 2008, 1-24.
Crosstown traffic: contemplating mobility, interaction and migration among foragers and early farmers
Sheller/ Urry 2006: M. Sheller/J. Urry, The new mobili-
ties paradigm. Environment and Planning A: Economy
and Space 38, 2006, 207-226.
Shennan 2018: S. Shennan, The first farmers of Europe. An
evolutionary perspective (Cambridge 2018).
Silliman 2015: S. Silliman, A requiem for hybridity? The
problem with Frankensteins, purees, and mules. Journal
of Social Archaeology 15, 2015, 277-298.
Simmons 1996: I. G. Simmons, The environmental impact
of Later Mesolithic cultures: the creation of moorland
landscape in England and Wales (Edinburgh 1996).
Smits/van der Plight 2009: L. Smits/J. van der Plight,
Mesolithic and Neolithic human remains in the Neth-
erlands: physical anthropological and stable isotope
investigations. Journal of Archaeology in the Low Coun-
tries 1, 2009, 58-85.
Sommer 2001: U. Sommer, ‘Hear the instructions of thy fa-
ther, and forsake not the law of thy mother’. Change and
persistence in the European Early Neolithic. Journal of
Social Archaeology 1, 2001, 244-270.
Stauble/Wolfram 2013: H. Stauble/S. Wolfram, Band-
keramik und Mesolithikum: Abfolge oder Koexistenz.
In: S. Hansen/M. Meyer (eds.), Parallele Raumkonzepte
(Berlin 2013) 105-134.
Stehli 1994: P. Stehli, Chronologic der Bandkeramik im
Merzbachtal. In: J. Liining/P. Stehli (eds.), Die Band-
keramik im Merzbachtal auf der Aldenhovener Platte
(Koln 1994) 79-191.
Strien 2017a: H.-C. Strien, Discrepancies between archaeo-
logical and 14C-based chronologies: problems and pos-
sible solutions. Documenta Praehistorica 44, 2017,
272-281.
Strien 2017b: H.-C. Strien, Occupation and settlement of
land in the Linear Pottery culture: reflections on the
organisation and logistics. In: S. Scharl/B. Gehlen
(eds.), Mobility in prehistoric sedentary societies. Kol-
ner Studien zur Prahistorischen Archaolgie 8 (Rahden
2017) 129-133.
Sturt etal. 2013: F. Sturt/D. Garrow/S. Bradley, New
models of North West European Holocene palaeogeog-
raphy and inundation. Journal of Archaeological Sci-
ence 40, 2013, 3963-3976.
Sorensen 2013: L. Sorensen, Farming new land in the north:
the expansion of agrarian societies during the Early
Neolithic in southern Scandinavia. In: M. Larsson/J.
Debert (eds.), NW Europe in transition. The Early Neo-
lithic in Britain and south Sweden. BAR International
Series 2475 (Oxford 2013) 9-20.
Sorensen/Karg 2012: L. Sorensen/S. Karg, The expansion
of agragrian societies towards the north - new evidence
for agriculture during the Mesolithic/Neolithic transi-
tion in Southern Scandinavia. Journal of Archaeological
Science 2012, 1-17.
Talebi etal. 2019: T. Talebi/D. C. M. Raemaekers/A.
Maurer, Palynologisch onderzoek aan de pingo-ruine
FRCP2-9, Hurdegaryp; gemeente Tytsjerksteradiel; pro-
vincie Friesian (Groningen 2019).
Thielen 2017: L. Thielen, Studien zum Neolithisierungs-
prozess in Norddeutschland am Beispiel der endmeso-
lithischen und neolithischen Fundplatze in Hamburg
Boberg. Dissertation, Universitat Hamburg (Hamburg
2017).
Thielen this volume: B. Thielen, The late Mesolithic in Ham-
burg-Boberg: inter-cultural interactions and impacts.
Trauernicht et al. 2015: C. Trauernicht/B. W. Brook/B. P.
Murphy/G. J. Williamson/D. M. J. S. Bowman, Local
and global pyrogeographic evidence that indigenous
fire management creates pyrodiversity. Ecology and
Evolution 5, 2015, 1908-1918.
Turck 2019: R. Turck, Where did the Herxheim dead come
from? Isotope analyses of human individuals from the
finds concentrations in the ditches. In: A. Zeeb-Lanz
(ed.), Ritualised destruction in the Early Neolithic — the
exceptional site of Herxheim (Palatinate, Germany), Vol.
2 (Speyer 2019) 313-421.
Valde-Nowak 2009: P. Valde-Nowak, Early farming ad-
aptation in the Wisnicz foothills in the Carpathians.
Settlements at Loniowa and Zerkow. Recherches
Archeologiques Nouvelle Serie 1, 2009, 15-35.
Van der Plight et al. 2016: J. van der Plicht/L. W. S. W.
Amkreutz/M. J. L. Th. Niekus/J. H. M. Peeters/B. I.
Smit, Surf’n turf in Doggerland: dating, stable isotopes
and diet of Mesolithic human remains from the southern
North Sea. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports
10, 2016, 110-118.
Verhart 2000: L. B. M. Verhart, Times fade away. The Neo-
lithization of the southern Netherlands in an anthro-
pological and geographical perspective (Leiden 2000).
Verhart 2012: L. B. M. Verhart, Contact in stone: adzes,
Keile, and Spitzhauen in the Lower Rhine basin. Neo-
lithic stone tools and the transition from Mesolithic to
Neolithic in Belgium and the Netherlands, 5300-4000
cal BC. Journal of Archaeology in the Low Countries
4, 2012, 5-35.
Waddington 2007: C. Waddington, Mesolithic settlement in
the North Sea basin: a case study from Howick, north-
east England (Oxford 2007).
Watkins 2013: T. Watkins, The Neolithic in transition -
how to complete a paradigm shift. Levant 45/2, 2013,
149-158.
Weninger etal. 2008: B. Weninger/R. Schulting/M.
Bradtmoller/L. Clare/M. Collard/K. Edinbor-
ough/J. Hilpert/O. J6ris/M. Niekus/E. J. Roh-
ling/B. Wagner, The catastrophic flooding of Dog-
gerland by the Storegga Slide tsunami. Documenta
Praehistorica 35, 2008, 1-24.