The formation of shell middens by hunter-gatherers and research into them has been a
common field of study in different parts of Atlantic Europe. Although evidence of marine …

During the course of the 7th millennium cal. BC, a major change occurred in stone-working
techniques and tool types among the lithic industries of Mesolithic hunter-gatherers in North …

The importance of coastal resources in the late Upper Paleolithic of western Europe has
been reevaluated in recent years thanks to a growing body of new archeological evidence …

L'île de Téviec est située sur la commune de Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, à environ deux
kilomètres au large à l'ouest de Penthièvre, à l'entrée de la péninsule de Quiberon (Figure …

The Atlantic coast of north-west France is one of the classic shell-midden regions of the
European Mesolithic, made famous by the excavations of Téviec and Hoedic in the first half …

Abstract The Beg-er-Vil coastal site (Quiberon, Morbihan, France), initially excavated in the
1980s, and more extensively since 2012, is exposed to strong marine and anthropic erosion …

Le niveau coquillier de Beg-an-Dorchenn (Plomeur, Finistère) a fait l'objet d'une étude
interdisciplinaire visant, d'une part à calculer la valeur de l'effet réservoir pour cette zone du …

Radiocarbon (14C) dating of archaeological coastal sites in arid areas is challenging
because of the relative rarity of datable terrestrial artefacts. Marine artefacts provide an …

O concheiro das Amoreiras (Alcácer do Sal) tem sido tradicionalmente integrado nas
discussões sobre o processo de Neolitização do Sul de Portugal, fruto da atribuição de um …

The appearance of domestic animals and plants in western and northern Europe largely in
the late sixth to fourth millennia BC has been a subject of debate for decades (eg …