A spate of archaeological, historical and scientific publications have recently argued that the
dust veil from a volcanic eruption (or series of eruptions) caused climatic change, which …

The reconstruction of past demographic patterns is a fundamental step towards a better
understanding of human-environment relations, especially in terms of quantifiable anthropic …

Using archaeological data, this paper investigates past population trends in Ireland as a
response to recent genomic studies that have identified admixture signals in the genomes of …

This study is the first to consider Sweden's enigmatic Kivik grave with its famous rock art
slabs in an agricultural and Indo-European context. Building on the work of archaeologist V …

With their rich Late Neolithic to Early Bronze Age archives, the Circumharz region, the Czech
Republic/Lower Austria region, and the Northern Alpine Foreland are well-suited for …

As planetary boundaries loom, there is an urgent need to develop sustainable equilibriums
between societies and the resources they consume, thereby avoiding regime shifts to …

This study investigates the Holocene levee deposits and paleoflooding history of the Lower
Meuse in the Netherlands based on archeological investigations and sedimentary analyses …

The Late Bronze Age saw the rise of a new site type in southern Britain, commonly termed a
midden. These vast monumental mounds, some comprising tens of thousands of …

In this investigation, we use a socio-environmental multi-proxy approach to empirically test
hypotheses of recurrent resilience cycles and the role of climate forcing in shaping such …

This study provides the first mid to late Holocene chironomid-inferred temperature (C-IT)
model for northwest Ireland, creating a valuable climatic context for the development of Irish …