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Harald Floss
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What Rivers Did: a Study of if and how Rivers Shaped Later Prehistoric Lives in Britain and Beyond
Matt Brudenell
Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 2024
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Rivers as Routes of Connectivity? The Case of the Don from the late 7th to the early 3rd century BC
Sabine Huy
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Jansma, E., R.J. Van Lanen & H.J. Pierik, 2017. Travelling through a river delta: a landscape-archaeological reconstruction of river development and long-distance connections in the Netherlands during the first millennium AD. Medieval Settlement Research 32, 35-39
Esther Jansma , Harm Jan Pierik , Rowin J van Lanen
Medieval Settlement Research, 2017
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The (Dis-)Advantages of a Flood in Your Living Room. Landscape as a Decisive Factor for Wetland Settling in Neolithic Europe
Jadranka Verdonkschot
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2016: Rising waters and processes of diversification and unification in material culture – the flooding of Doggerland and its effect on NW European prehistoric populations between c. 13,000 and 1,500 cal BC
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Stability Through Movement: Theoretical and Practical Considerations of Social Space in Central European Neolithic Lakeside Settlements
Anna Bahß
Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 2022
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mark macklin , Stephen Mills , Pavel (Cristi) Mirea
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Floss/Fröhle/Wettengl 2016: The Aurignacian along the Danube. Its Two-Fold Role as a Transalpine and Cisalpine Passageway of Early Homo Sapiens into Europe
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Gaudzinski-Windheuser, S., Jöris, O., Sensburg, M., Street, M., Turner, E. (Eds.) 2011. Site-internal Spatial Organization of Hunter-Gatherer Societies: case studies from the European Palaeolithic and Mesolithic. Verlag des RGZM, Mainz.
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Rivers Keep Many Secrets: Bronze and Iron Age Depositions of Human Remains in River and Settlement Contexts
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Olaf Jöris
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John Chapman
European Journal of Archaeology, 2009
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Martin Porr
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Water between two worlds – reflections on the explanatory value of archaeological finds in a Bronze Age river landscape
Christoph Huth
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Miroslav Marić
Quaternary International, 2014
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Rivers as entanglements of nature and culture
Matt Edgeworth
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Penny Bickle
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Is There Any Order to This Chaos? Patterns of Space, Stone, and Place in Lateglacial South-East England and the Channel River Network
William Mills
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Küßner, Mario 2010: The Late Upper Palaeolithic in the catchment area of the River Saale – facts and considerations. In: Quartär - International Yearbook for Ice Age and Stone Age Research 57, 125-137.
Mario Küßner
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Chris Hunt
Sentient Archaeologies: Global perspectives on places, objects and practice, 2023
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Landscape between Cultures: Westphalia between 4100 and 2700 BC
Kerstin Schierhold
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River Cultures in World History—Rescuing a Neglected Resource
Lincoln Paine
Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 2018
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Joanna A . Markiewicz
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H Martin Wobst
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Human-Landscape Interaction in Prehistoric Central Europe: Analysis of Natural and Built Environments.
Roderick B . Salisbury , Karolína Pauknerová
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