DOI chapter:
Changing Worlds – The Spread of the Neolithic Way of Life in the North
DOI chapter:Kirleis, Wibke: Subsistence change? Diversification of plant economy during the Neolithic in northern Germany
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Wiebke Kirleis
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lagh, The perception of crime hot spots: A spatial study
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Washington DC: Police Executive Research Forum
(Washington 1998) 45-50.
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Introduction and development of agriculture. In:
K.-G. Sjogren (ed.), Ecology and economy in Stone
Age and Bronze Age Scania. National Heritage Board,
Archaeological Excavations Department (Lund 2006)
106-169.
Schier et al. 2013: W. Schier / O. Ehrmann / M. Rosch / A.
Bogenrieder / M. Hall / L. Herrmann / E. Schulz,
The Economics of Neolithic Swidden Cultivation: Re-
sults of an Experimental Long-Term Project in Forch-
tenberg (Baden-Wtirttemberg, Germany). In: T. Kerig /
A. Zimmermann (eds.), Economic Archaeology. From
Structure to Performance in European Archaeology.
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logie 237 (Bonn 2013) 97-106.
Sorensen 2014: L. Sorensen, From hunter to farmer in
Northern Europe. Migration and adaptation during
the Neolithic and Bronze Age. Acta Archaeologica 85,2
(Oxford 2014).
Sorensen / Karg 2014: L. Sorensen / S. Karg, The ex-
pansion of agrarian societies towards the north - new
evidence for agriculture during the Mesolithic/Neolithic
transition in Southern Scandinavia. Journal of Archaeo-
logical Science 51, 2014, 98-114.
Steffens 2005: J. Steffens, Die Bedeutung der Jagd in der
Trichterbecherkultur. Journal of Neolithic Archaeology
7, 2005. www.jungsteinSITE.de. accessed 18.02.2021.
Steffens 2009: J. Steffens, Die neolithischen Fundplatze
von Rastorf, Kreis Plbn. Eine Fallstudie zur Trichter-
becherkultur im nbrdlichen Mitteleuropa am Beispiel
eines Siedlungsraumes (Bonn 2009).
Styring et al. 2016: A. K. Styring / U. Maier / E. Stephan /
H. Schlichtherle / A. Bogaard, Cultivation of choice:
New insights into farming practices at Neolithic
lakeshore sites. Antiquity 90, 2016, 95-110.
Terberger et al. 2018: T. Terberger / J. Burger / F. Luth /
J. Muller / H. Piezonka, Step by step - The Neolithi-
sation of Northern Central Europe in the light of stable
isotope analyses. Journal of Archaeological Science 99,
2018, 66-86.
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in Scania, Sweden (Aarhus 2017).
Van der Veen 2005: M. Van der Veen, Gardens and fields:
the intensity and scale of food production. World Ar-
chaeology 37, 2005, 157-163.