Recent work on the four major areas of the spread of agriculture in Neolithic western Europe
has revealed that they are both chronologically and economically much more abrupt than …

The first use of domestic plants and animals in the Western Mediterranean has been a
matter of debate, since there are no native ancestors for these elements. The current …

The spread of agriculture in the Iberian Peninsula is documented from at least ca. 5600–
5500 BC, although botanical data are absent or very limited for large areas …

Postprocessual views of the transition to agriculture in Northwestern Europe have sought to
decouple ideology and subsistence economy as a means of protecting the status of ideology …

En este trabajo presentamos los resultados de los recientes trabajos llevados a cabo en la
aldea neolítica de Mas d'Is (Penàguila, Alicante), centrándonos en las estructuras …

O objectivo principal da presente dissertação é o ensaio comparativo entre duas regiões
particulares—o Maciço Calcário Estremenho e o Algarve ocidental—durante a neolitização …

This paper describes long-term changes in human population and vegetation cover in
southern France, using summed radiocarbon probability distributions and site count data as …

En este trabajo se presentan datos inéditos acerca de tres asentamientos al aire libre
situados en el llano prelitoral del Penedès (Barcelona) con ocupaciones del Neolítico …

Pottery-manufacturing sequences can act as proxies for human migration and interaction. A
good example is provided by the 'spiralled patchwork technology'(SPT) identified at two key …

The rapid diffusion of farming technologies in the western Mediterranean raises questions
about the mechanisms that drove the development of intensive contact networks and …