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Archaeobotanical investigations of Late Neolithic lakeshore settlements (Lake Biel, Switzerland)

Brombacher, C.

Vegetation history and archaeobotany, 1997-09, Vol.6 (3), p.167-186 [Revista revisada por pares]

Heidelberg: Springer

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    Archaeobotanical investigations of Late Neolithic lakeshore settlements (Lake Biel, Switzerland)
  • Autor: Brombacher, C.
  • Materias: Aquatic plants ; Barley ; Cereals ; Chaff ; Charcoal ; Cultivated plants ; Diaspore ; Excavations ; Flax ; Floodplains ; Flora ; Flowers & plants ; Fruits ; Grains ; Grasslands ; Lake shores ; Lakes ; Lakeshores ; Neolithic ; Pasture ; Plants ; Plants (botany) ; Preservation ; Seeds ; Stone Age ; Taxa ; Timber ; Wheat ; Woodlands
  • Es parte de: Vegetation history and archaeobotany, 1997-09, Vol.6 (3), p.167-186
  • Descripción: This paper describes the results of the archaeobotanical examination of four Late Neolithic lakeshore settlements on Lake Biel in Switzerland. Due to the excellent preservation conditions in lakeshore settlements, non-carbonized as well as carbonized seeds and fruits were recovered in large numbers. In addition to the diaspore analyses, some samples of charcoal and moss were identified. The spectrum of cultivated plants was markedly different between the sites. In the transition from the 34th to 33rd century B.C. (sites Nidau, Lüscherz and Lattrigen 'VI') naked wheat and barley were predominant, while in the 32nd century B.C. (Lattrigen 'VII') emmer (a glume wheat) was most abundant. Flax and opium poppy were of great importance during the whole late Neolithic period. In addition to cereals, a large number of cereal weeds were detected. The wild flora included a high percentage of aquatic and lake-shore plants which results from the strong influence of water on the cultural layers. Taxa of flood-plain forest are also common. The proportion of potential grassland plants was low (in total only 13 taxa) which suggests that in addition to the cultivated fields only few pastures and grassland areas existed close to the settlements.
  • Editor: Heidelberg: Springer
  • Idioma: Inglés
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