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100 1 Price, T. Douglas|q(Theron Douglas),|0https://id.loc.gov/
authorities/names/n78052397|eauthor.
245 10 Ancient Scandinavia :|ban archaeological history from the
first humans to the Vikings /|cT. Douglas Price.
264 1 New York, NY :|bOxford University Press,|c2015.
300 1 online resource :|billustrations (some color), maps
(some color)
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Cover; Ancient ScandinAvia; Copyright; Contents; Preface;
Chapter 1 PLACE, TIME, AND ARCHAEOLOGY; Organization of
the Book; Scandinavia Today; History in Very Brief;
Scandinavia in Prehistory; Time: Chronology and Culture;
Past Environments: Ice, Land, Sea; Past Environments:
Vegetation; Past Environments: Animals; Past Environments:
Resources; Archaeology in Scandinavia; Chapter 2 THE FIRST
INHABITANTS, 13,000-9500 BC; The Founders; Origins in
Western and Central Europe; The End of the Pleistocene;
The Late Paleolithic of Northern Europe; Hamburgian, 13,
000-11,800 BC; Stellmoor, Germany.
505 8 Jels and Slotseng, DenmarkMölleröd, Sweden; Federmesser,
12,000-10,800 BC; Bromme, 11,500-10,500 BC; Bromme,
Denmark; Stoksbjerg Vest, Denmark; Ahrensburgian, 11,000-
9000 BC; Dværgebakke, Denmark; Hässleberga, Sweden;
Hensbacka, 10,500-9000 BC; Rørmyr II, Norway; Almeö,
Sweden; Fosna, 10,000-9000 BC; Galta 3, Norway; Nyhamna,
Norway; Komsa, 9500-8500 BC; Slettnes, Norway;
Dumpokjauratj, Sweden; Treasures; Stellmoor, Germany;
Poggenwisch, Germany; Weitsche, Germany; Summary: Late
Pleistocene Hunters; Chapter 3 THE LAST HUNTERS, 9500-4000
BC; The Old Bull; The Mesolithic in Scandinavia.
505 8 Environmental Changes in the Early HoloceneThe Beginning
of the Mesolithic; Regional Traditions; Southern
Scandinavia; Maglemose; Kongemose; #Nivå, Denmark;
Ertebølle; #Tybrind Vig, Denmark; #Ringkloster, Denmark;
West Sweden/East Norway; Huseby Klev, Sweden; Dammen,
Sweden; Balltorp, Sweden; South and West Norway; Kotedalen,
Norway; Vingen, Norway; Northern Norway; Tønsnes, Norway;
Early Northern Comb Ware Culture; Middle Sweden;
Kanaljorden, Sweden; Northern Sweden; Aareavaara, Sweden;
Alträsket, Sweden; Mesolithic Patterns; Subsistence;
Settlement; Sedentism; Cemeteries; Vedbæk, Denmark.
505 8 Strøby Egede, DenmarkTreasures; Ryemarksgård, Denmark;
Tågerup, Sweden; Rosenhof, Germany; Skellingsted Bro,
Denmark; Slate Tools, Northern Scandinavia; Amber Effigies,
Denmark; Vedbæk, Denmark; Summary: Foraging Adaptations;
Chapter 4 THE FIRST FARMERS, 4000-2800 BC; A Market for
Axes; Neolithic Scandinavia; Hunters to Farmers;
Mechanisms and Causes; Colonization versus Adoption;
Causes of the Transition; Population; Resource
Availability; Social and Economic Change; Funnel Beaker
Culture (TRB); Origins; Wangels, Germany; Subsistence;
Hallmarks; Ceramics; Axes; #Dragsholm, Denmark.
505 8 Exchange and TradeTypes of Sites; Settlements and
Structures; Mossby, Sweden; Lisbjerg Skole, Denmark;
Bjørnsholm, Denmark; Almhov, Sweden; Skjutbanorna 1A,
Sweden; Skogsmossen, Sweden; Kotedalen, Norway; Flint
Mines; Bog Offerings; Monumental Tombs; Earthen Long
Barrows; Jättegraven, Sweden; Dolmens and Passage Graves;
Kong Svends Høj, Denmark; Enclosures; Sarup, Denmark;
Döserygg, Sweden; Treasures; Skarpsalling, Denmark;
Bygholm, Denmark; Porsmose, Denmark; Summary: The
Transition to Agriculture; Chapter 5 NEOLITHIC SOCIETIES,
2800-1700 BC; Expensive Trinkets; The Middle and Late
Neolithic.
520 "This book is about the prehistory of Scandinavia, from
the first inhabitants to their Viking descendants.
Scandinavia in this study includes the modern countries of
Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. The first chapter provides
frameworks for understanding the prehistory of Scandinavia,
concentrating on place, time, and archaeology. The
subsequent chapters are organized by the major
archeological divisions of the time between the arrival of
the first inhabitants, sometime after 13,500 BC, and the
end of the Viking period, ca. AD 1050, from the end of the
Pleistocene, to the early Neolithic, to the Vikings. The
archaeology of this region provides an exceptional
perspective on the development of human society. It's a
kind of laboratory for the evolution of human culture that
allows us to examine detailed evidence about past changes
in human society and to ask questions about what took
place during this process. Human groups in Scandinavia
evolved from small bands of migratory hunters to village
farmers, metal-using tribes, and early states in roughly
10,000 years. While the focus of this volume is on
Scandinavia, what has been learned there has implications
across a much broader set of archaeological questions: how
do humans colonize new regions, how do hunter-gatherers
adapt to difficult environments, how do humans cope with
dramatic changes in their environment, how important was
the sea for hunter-gatherers, why did foragers become
farmers, what were the consequences of farming, how did
hierarchical social relationships develop, how did early
states operate? Insight on these questions in Scandinavia
sheds light elsewhere in the prehistoric world"--
|cProvided by publisher.
588 0 Online resource; title from PDF title page (Ebsco, viewed
April 7, 2015).
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