Fiskerstenalder - et tværvidenskabeligt projekt om fiskeriets betydning som basiskost i Danmarks stenalder
Projektbeskrivelse Undersøgelser Formidling Baggrundslitteratur Kontakt For at læse PDF skal du bruge Adobe Reader tilbage til Kalundborg Museum..	Baggrundslitteratur Fischer, A. 2002: Food for feasting? An evaluation of explanations of the neolithisation of Denmark and southern Sweden. In Fischer, A. & Kristiansen, K. (eds) The Neolithisation of Denmark - 150 years of Debate: 343-393. J.R. Collins Publications. Sheffield. PDF af artikel      [Abstract] Fischer, A. 2003: Trapping up the rivers, trading across the sea. In Larsson, L. et al. (eds) Mesolithic on the Move: 393-401. Oxbow, Oxford. Fischer, A. & Heinemeier, J. 2003: Freshwater reservoir effect in 14C dates of food residue on pottery. Radiocarbon 45 (3): 449-466. PDF af artikel Fischer, A. 2004: Tissø og Åmoserne som trafikforbindelse og kultsted i stenalderen. Årbog for Historisk samfund fra Holbæk Amt 2003. PDF af artikel Fischer, A. 2004: Submerged Stone Age - Danish Examples and North Sea potential. In Flemming, N.C. (ed.) Submarine Prehistory and Archaeology of the North Sea: research priorities and collaboration with industry. CBA Research Report 141. PDF af artikel Fischer, A. & Hansen, J.S. 2004: Mennesket og havet i ældre stenalder. I Bunte, C. (red.) Arkeologi och Naturvetenskap. Ett vetenskabeligt möte. Gyllenstiernska Krapperupsstiftelsen. Lund. PDF af artikel Lidén, K., Eriksson, G., Nordqvist, B., Götherström, A. & Bendixen, E. 2004: "The wet and the wild followed by the dry and tame" - or did they occur at the same time? Diet in Mesolithic-Neolithic southern Sweden. Antiquity 78 (299): 23-33. Lubell, D., Jackes, M., Schwartz, H., Knyf, M. & Meiklejohn, C. 1994: The Mesolithic Neolithic Transition in Portugal - Isotopic and Dental Evidence of Diet. Journal of Archaeological Science 21: 201-216. Milner, N., Craig, O.E., Bailey, G.N., Pedersen, K. & Andersen, S.H. 2004: Something fishy in the Neolithic? A re-evaluation of stable isotope analysis of Mesolithic and Neolithic coastal populations. Antiquity 78 (299): 9-22. Pedersen, L. 1995: 7000 years of fishing: stationary fishing structures in the Mesolithic and afterwards. In Fischer, A. (ed.) Man and Sea in the Mesolithic: 75-86. Oxbow. Oxford. Richards, M.P. & Hedges, R.E.M. 1999: A Neolithic Revolution? New evidence for diet in the British Neolithic. Antiquity 73: 891-897. Richards, M.P., Price, T.D. & Koch, E. 2003: The Mesolithic/Neolithic Transitionin Denmark: new stable isotope data. Current Anthropology 44: 288-294. Richards, M.P., Schulting, R.J. & Hedges, R.E.M. 2003: Sharp Shift in Diet at the Oncet of Neolithic. Nature 425:366. Schulting, R.J. & Richards, M. 2001. Dating women and becoming farmers: new paleodietary and AMS data from the Breton Mesolithic cemeteries of Téviec and Höedic. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 20: 314-344. Tauber, H. 1981. 13C evidence for dietary habits of prehistoric man in Denmark. Nature 229 (5821): 332-333. Tauber, H. 1981. Kostvaner i forhistorisk tid - belyst ved C-13 målinger. I Egevang, R., Ejlers, C., Friis, B., Højrup, O. & Munksgaard, E. (red.) 1981 Det Skabende Menneske. Kulturhistoriske skitser tilegnet P.V. Glob 20. februar 1981 1: 112-126. Herning. Nationalmuseet. Tauber, H. 1987. Argus-bopladsen: Alder og ernæring belyst ved kulstofanalyser. Fortidsminder og kulturhistorie, Antikvariske studier 8: 107-110. Tauber, H. 1992. 40 år med Kulstof-14 dateringsmetoden. Nationalmuseets Arbejdsmark 1992: 144-157.
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