Environmental Archaeology

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Volume 22, issue 4, 2017

Anthropic Activity Markers: Archaeology and Ethnoarchaeology pp. 339-342

Carla Lancelotti, Alessandra Pecci and Debora Zurro

Chemical Residues as Anthropic Activity Markers. Ethnoarchaeology, Experimental Archaeology and Archaeology of Food Production and Consumption pp. 343-353

Alessandra Pecci, Luis Barba and Agustín Ortiz

Intra-site Spatial Analysis in Ethnoarchaeology pp. 354-364

Carla Lancelotti, Joan Negre Pérez, Jonàs Alcaina-Mateos and Francesco Carrer

Micromorphological Study of Concotto Surfaces Protected by the Avellino Eruption in 3945 ± 10 cal. BP at the Early Bronze Age of Afragola Village in Southern Italy pp. 365-380

Tiziana Matarazzo, Francesco Berna and Paul Goldberg

Agroindustrial Soilscapes in the Caribbean: A Geochemical Perspective from Betty’s Hope, Antigua pp. 381-393

E. Christian Wells, Christopher K. Waters, Anthony R. Tricarico and Georgia L. Fox

An Ethnoarchaeological Study on Anthropic Markers from a Shell-midden in Tierra del Fuego (Southern Argentina): Lanashuaia II pp. 394-411

Débora Zurro, Joan Negre, Javier Ruiz Pérez, Myrian Álvarez, Ivan Briz i Godino and Jorge Caro

Ethno-geochemical and Phytolith Studies of Activity Related Patterns: A Case Study from Al Ma’tan, Jordan pp. 412-433

Emma Louise Jenkins, Samantha Lee Allcock, Sarah Elliott, Carol Palmer and John Grattan

Detection of Human Landscape Alteration Using Nested Microbotanical and Fungal Proxies pp. 434-446

Ryan M. Szymanski

Volume 22, issue 3, 2017

Quantifying woodland resource usage and selection from Neolithic to post Mediaeval times in the Irish Midlands pp. 219-232

Ellen OCarroll and Fraser J.G. Mitchell

Post-Roman crop production and processing: Archaeological evidence from Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire pp. 233-246

Cath Ross, Lynne F. Gardiner, Gary Brogan and Hannah Russ

Horticulturists and oxygen ecozones in the tropical and subtropical forests of Southeast South America pp. 247-267

Daniel Loponte, Mirian Carbonera, María José Corriale and Alejandro Acosta

Dietary changes and millet consumption in northern France at the end of Prehistory: Evidence from archaeobotanical and stable isotope data pp. 268-282

Gwenaëlle Goude, Léonie Rey, Françoise Toulemonde, Mathilde Cervel and Stéphane Rottier

Stable isotope analysis of Pacific rat (Rattus exulans) from archaeological sites in Mangareva (French Polynesia): The use of commensal species for understanding human activity and ecosystem change pp. 283-297

Jillian A. Swift, Melanie J. Miller and Patrick V. Kirch

Economy and society of the Remi and Suessiones in Gallia Belgica during the last two centuries BC through the prism of archaeozoology pp. 298-317

Pierre-Emmanuel Paris

Bioarchaeological preservation and non-elite diet in the Bay of Naples: An analysis of the food remains from the Cardo V sewer at the Roman site of Herculaneum pp. 318-336

Erica Rowan

Into the ocean: vikings, Irish and environmental change in Iceland and the North pp. 337-338

Chris Caseldine

Animal bones in Australian archaeology: a field guide to common native and introduced species pp. 337-337

Hayley Foster

Volume 22, issue 2, 2017

Can't find a pulse? Celtic bean (Vicia faba L.) in British prehistory pp. 113-127

Edward R. Treasure and Mike J. Church

The utility of livestock dung for reconstructing recent ethnological and environmental histories pp. 128-146

Xavier Panadès i Blas, Jordi Bartolomé i Filella, Caroline Strömberg, Ignasi Soriano i Tomàs, Paul Buckland, Karen K. Serieyssol, Joan Bach i Plaza, Antonio Arillo Aranda, Francesca Lozar, Tony Stevenson, Lourdes Chamorro i Lorenzo and Peter Ditchfield

Birds in the medieval culture and economy of the East Slavs in the 10–13th centuries AD pp. 147-165

Leonid Gorobets and Oleksandr Kovalchuk

Raised bed agriculture in northwest Europe triggered by climatic change around 850 BC: a hypothesis pp. 166-170

W. Groenman-van Waateringe and B. van Geel

Leather straps with avian tarsometatarsi from the medieval Russia: Jesses or amulets? pp. 171-174

Andrei V Zinoviev

Tending and drive hunting: A density-mediated attrition model can explain age profiles of white-tailed deer at Iroquoian village sites pp. 175-188

Suzanne Needs-Howarth and Alicia L. Hawkins

Socio-economic status and religious identity in medieval Iberia: The zooarchaeological evidence pp. 189-199

Idoia Grau-Sologestoa

Wood exploitation and food supply at the border of the Roman Empire: the case of the vicus of Thamusida – Sidi Ali ben Ahmed (Morocco) pp. 200-217

Emilia Allevato, Mauro Paolo Buonincontri, Alessandra Pecci, Alessia D'Auria, Emanuele Papi, Antonio Saracino and Gaetano Di Pasquale

Volume 22, issue 1, 2017

Neolithic and Bronze Age ungulate footprint-tracks of the Severn Estuary: Species, age, identification and the interpretation of husbandry practices pp. 1-14

Kirsten Barr and Martin Bell

Implications of phytolith and diatom assemblages in the cultural layers of prehistoric archaeological sites of Ban Non Wat and Nong Hua Raet in Northeast Thailand pp. 15-27

Nelum Kanthilatha, William Boyd, Jeffery Parr and Nigel Chang

Evolution of the Palaeolithic landscape at the westernmost tip of continental Europe: The shoreline seen by the Menez Dregan dwellers pp. 28-39

J. P. Lefort, J. L. Monnier, G. A. Danukalova and A. L. Ravon

Calving seasonality at Pool, Orkney during the first millennium AD: an investigation using intra-tooth isotope ratio analysis of cattle molar enamel pp. 40-55

Jacqueline Towers, Ingrid Mainland, Janet Montgomery and Julie Bond

‘The debatable territory where geology and archaeology meet’: reassessing the early archaeobotanical work of Clement Reid and Arthur Lyell at Roman Silchester pp. 56-78

Lisa A. Lodwick

Early Holocene palaeoseasonality inferred from the stable isotope composition of Unio shells from Çatalhöyük, Turkey pp. 79-95

Jonathan P. Lewis, Melanie J. Leng, Jonathan R. Dean, Arkadiusz Marciniak, Daniella E. Bar-Yosef Mayer and Xiaohong Wu

Carnem et circenses – consumption of animals and their products in Roman urban and military sites in two regions in the northwestern provinces pp. 96-112

Maaike Groot and Sabine Deschler-Erb

Volume 21, issue 4, 2016

Erratum pp. 1-1

The Editors

A fish story or history? Evidence from the past: Part 2 pp. 307-308

Arlene Fradkin and Lembi Lougas

Fjord fishing in Mesolithic Western Norway pp. 309-316

Kenneth Ritchie, Anne Karin Hufthammer and Knut Andreas Bergsvik

Mesolithic fishery in the Polish Lowland. Fish remains from the Site 7 at Krzyż Wielkopolski, Poland pp. 317-324

Mirosława Zabilska-Kunek, Daniel Makowiecki and Jacek Kabaciński

Neolithic fish remains from the freshwater shell midden Riņņukalns in northern Latvia pp. 325-333

Ulrich Schmölcke, John Meadows, Kenneth Ritchie, Valdis Bērziņš, Harald Lübke and Ilga Zagorska

Harvesting molluscs in the Eneolithic: a study of freshwater bivalve accumulations from the tell settlements of Borduşani-Popină and Hârşova (Romania, 5th millennium BC) pp. 334-350

Valentin Radu, Dragomir Nicolae Popovici, Cătălina Cernea, Ioan Cernău and Adrian Bălăşescu

From operculum to bead: Production of pearls from opercular bones of Cyprinus carpio in the Romanian Eneolithic pp. 351-360

Monica Ma˘rga˘rit, Valentin Radu and Dragomir Nicolae Popovici

Fishery in prehistoric and medieval Tallinn, Estonia pp. 361-368

Lembi Lõugas, Villu Kadakas and Ulla Kadakas

Fish bones from the Old Town of Helsinki (Finland) sixteenth–seventeenth century pp. 369-380

Kristiina Mannermaa

Preliminary report on fish remains from the 18th- and 19th-century pearl fishing and trading settlement of Al Zubārah, Qatar pp. 381-388

Lisa Yeomans

Fishing gear from the Roman period in the Netherlands: An overview pp. 389-401

Monica K. Dütting

Fishing settlements in the Pskov region in the 16th century (according to archaeological data and written sources) pp. 402-410

Elena Salmina

Volume 21, issue 3, 2016

Novel isotopic approaches to investigating human palaeoecology: An introduction pp. 193-198

Marcello A. Mannino, Emma Lightfoot and Rhiannon Stevens

Local adoption of animal husbandry in the southern Levant: An isotopic perspective from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B funerary site of Kfar HaHoresh pp. 199-213

Cheryl A. Makarewicz, Liora Kolska Horwitz and A. Nigel Goring-Morris

Milking the megafauna: Using organic residue analysis to understand early farming practice pp. 214-229

Jessica Smyth and Richard P. Evershed

Early Horizon camelid management practices in the Nepeña Valley, north-central coast of Peru pp. 230-245

Paul Szpak, David Chicoine, Jean-François Millaire, Christine D. White, Rebecca Parry and Fred J. Longstaffe

Dead or alive? Investigating long-distance transport of live fallow deer and their body parts in antiquity pp. 246-259

Holly Miller, Ruth F. Carden, Jane Evans, Angela Lamb, Richard Madgwick, David Osborne, Robert Symmons and Naomi Sykes

Season of birth and sheep husbandry in late Roman and Medieval coastal Flanders: A pilot study using tooth enamel δ18O analysis pp. 260-270

Michelle Buchan, Gundula Müldner, Anton Ervynck and Kate Britton

Stable isotope analysis of soft tissues from mummified human remains pp. 271-284

Angela L. Lamb

Towards the use of radiocarbon as a dietary proxy: Establishing a first wide-ranging radiocarbon reservoir effects baseline for Germany pp. 285-294

Ricardo Fernandes, Christoph Rinne, Marie-Josée Nadeau and Pieter Grootes

Oxygen isotopes in Molluscan shell: Applications in environmental archaeology pp. 295-306

Melanie J. Leng and Jonathan P. Lewis

Volume 21, issue 2, 2016

A fish story or history? Evidence from the past pp. 103-104

Arlene Fradkin and Lembi Lougas

Carbon and nitrogen stable isotope values in freshwater, brackish and marine fish bone collagen from Mesolithic and Neolithic sites in central and northern Europe pp. 105-118

Harry K. Robson, Søren H. Andersen, Leon Clarke, Oliver E. Craig, Kurt J. Gron, Andrew K. G. Jones, Per Karsten, Nicky Milner, T. Douglas Price, Kenneth Ritchie, Mirosława Zabilska-Kunek and Carl Heron

Inter- and intraspecies variability in stable isotope ratio values of archaeological freshwater fish remains from Switzerland (11th–19th centuries AD) pp. 119-132

Simone Häberle, Benjamin T. Fuller, Olaf Nehlich, Wim Van Neer, Jörg Schibler and Heide Hüster Plogmann

Estimations of sizes of fish from subfossil bones with a logarithmic regression model pp. 133-136

Omri Lernau and Moshe Ben-Horin

Archaeogenetic evidence for medieval occurrence of Atlantic sturgeon Acipenser oxyrinchus in the North Sea pp. 137-143

Elena A. Nikulina and Ulrich Schmölcke

Snapshots of past fish faunas: paleo-oceanographic perspectives from the Baltic and Black Seas pp. 144-156

Inge Bødker Enghoff and Vedat Ediger

Taphonomy of burned fish bones – burning experiments in the open fire pp. 157-160

Katariina Nurminen

Pre-Columbian estuarine fishing along the lower St. Johns River, Florida, USA pp. 161-171

Arlene Fradkin

Fishing in the northern Maya lowlands AD 250–750: preliminary analysis of fish remains from Xcambo, Yucatan, Mexico pp. 172-181

Nayeli G. Jiménez Cano and Thelma Sierra Sosa

Palaeogeographic changes drove prehistoric fishing practices in the Cambaceres Bay (Tierra del Fuego, Argentina) during the middle and late Holocene pp. 182-192

Atilio Francisco J. Zangrando, Juan Federico Ponce, María Paz Martinoli, Alejandro Montes, Ernesto Piana and Fabián Vanella

Volume 21, issue 1, 2016

Stable isotope analysis on human remains from the final Early Holocene in the southern Puna of Argentina: The case of Peñas de las Trampas 1.1 pp. 1-10

Violeta Killian Galván, Jorge Martínez, Alexander Cherkinsky, Mariana Mondini and Héctor Panarello

Agricultural and household activities in Vestfold, Southeast Norway, as illustrated by pollen data and the charred remains of crops and wild plants pp. 11-30

Eli-Christine Soltvedt and Kari E. Henningsmoen

Interdisciplinary approach for reconstructing an alder-based historical agricultural practice of the Eastern Ligurian Apennines (NW Italy) pp. 31-44

Chiara Molinari and Carlo Montanari

Iron Age animal husbandry in the wetlands of the western Netherlands pp. 45-58

Joyce van Dijk

‘We'll have what they're having’, cultural identity through diet in the English Saxon Period pp. 59-78

Matilda Holmes

Deposition of annual growth lines in the apex of the common limpet (Patella vulgata) from Shetland Islands, UK and Norway: Evidence from field marking and shell mineral content of annual line deposition pp. 79-87

William G. Ambrose, William L. Locke V, Gerald F. Bigelow and Paul E. Renaud

Bread and surpluses: the Anglo-Saxon ‘bread wheat thesis’ reconsidered pp. 88-102

Mark McKerracher