… successful adaptation of the Stone Age and later prehistoric human … zone connecting the
Mediterranean with Central Europe. … the supply of raw materials and the trade of material goods. …

… this Neolithic locality since the culture of exchange and trade … these natural materials in this
part of the Mediterranean has … their entire lives in constant motion, after their families began …

… Amo Fund, to research facilities and access to materials. In particular, the staff at the Centre
d’… above and beyond in allowing me access to their materials and facilities. Also, the library at …

… on profitable Mediterranean trade networks during the Islamic period, including the trade in
… submerged in the mid-Holocene, preserve Stone Age structures that did not survive on land. …

… the human vectors in the movement of Baltic amber inter-… of transculture by the trade and
manufacturing of textiles from … was woven by mutual exchanges in materials, technologies, and …

… be it migration, invasion, trade, transfer of ideas, technologies … of Neolithic way of living
throughout the Mediterranean littoral… in size, plan and building materials, nevertheless, they were …

… demand in the Classical Mediterranean for such goods as … trade systems seem to originate
as early as the Neolithic (and … traversed, bringing goods and materials from other regions, …

… kind of circulation that involved the movement of other materials in both directions, although
… MS and its application to the prehistoric trade in the Mediterranean and the Near East: the …

… Islamic trade (mainly trade routes and commercial centres). The Mediterranean trade is next
… part of the Red Sea by movement of obsidian from Neolithic Ethiopia to Yemen, and incense …

… action, as has been suggested at the Pre-Pottery Neolithic … the Western Mediterranean region
during the Early Neolithic. 38 … the trade of aromatic substances and compounds instead. 51 …