Martin Street
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 116148 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Martin Street |
| NOMBRES | Martin |
| APELLIDO | Street |
| FIRMA | STREET M |
| AFILIACIONES | LEIZA - Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1707-604X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 511 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 12 |
Gönnersdorf (Magdalenian)
Andernach-Martinsberg (Magdalenian)
When Lithics Hit Bones
Recent zooarchaeological and isotope analyses have largely settled the debate surrounding Neanderthal hunting capacities, repeatedly demonstrating their successful acquisition of large ungulates. Nevertheless, the functional identification of individual tools as hunting weapons remains a methodological challenge. In-depth studies have focussed mainly on small subsets of lithic artefacts from selected assemblages assessing features of breakage pat…
A new look at an old dog
Eating crow or a feather in one's cap
Assessment of Interlaboratory Pretreatment Protocols by Radiocarbon Dating an Elk Bone Found Below Laacher See Tephra at Miesenheim IV (Rhineland, Germany)
Four accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) facilities undertook an interlaboratory exercise designed to examine the reliability and reproducibility of radiocarbon determinations on bone by dating a sample of elk ( Alces alces ) from Miesenheim IV. This specimen is derived from a secure geological context directly beneath the Laacher See tephra, which provides a precise terminus ante quern of ∼11,060 yr BP (∼13,050 cal yr BP). Regrettably, the resul…
Long range inland-coastal networks during the Late Magdalenian
Magdalenian settlement in the Rhineland, western Germany
Magdalenian settlement in the German Rhineland – An update
Radiocarbon Dating the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic Transition
Radiocarbon and stable isotope investigations at the Central Rhineland sites of Gönnersdorf and Andernach-Martinsberg, Germany
At the end of the 14C time scale—the Middle to Upper Paleolithic record of western Eurasia
A critical review of the German Paleolithic hominin record
L'occupation du bassin de Neuwied (Rhénanie centrale, Allemagne) par les Magdaléniens et les groupes à Federmesser (aziliens)
Schaaffhausen’s initial excavation, two large Magdalenian sites •Andernach and Gönnersdorf •as well as six Federmesser sites are known from the Central Rhineland. The latter are Andernach (upper find horizon), Boppard, Niederbieber (the most extensive of these sites), Kettig and Urbar, all of which pre-date the Laacher See eruption, and Bad Breisig, post-dating this event. Furthermore, repeated discoveries of isolated hearths show human activitie…
Impact of the Late Glacial Eruption of the Laacher See Volcano, Central Rhineland, Germany
Within a period of a few weeks toward the end of the Allerød Interstadial, the major Plinian eruption of the Laacher See volcano produced some 20 km 3 of eruptiva, covering and preserving the late-glacial landscape in the German Central Rhineland over an area of more than 1000 km 2 . Correlation of terrestrial archives with the Greenland ice-core records and improved calibration of the radiocarbon timescale permit a precise, accurate age determin…
Hiatus or continuity? New results for the question of pleniglacial settlement in Central Europe
The authors present new dating evidence for a refined understanding of human presence in Central Europe between 23,000 and 14,000 BP
Final Paleolithic and Mesolithic Research in Reunified Germany
Palaeolithic perishables made permanent
Previous research has documented textile and basketry production at Moravian Upper Palaeolithic sites, c.27,000 BP. Recent research extends these technologies to Russia and Germany, and amplifies information on perishable fibre artefacts from France. Collectively, these data illustrate the ubiquity of perishable technologies across the late Pleistocene world
Palaeoecological studies at the Mesolithic site at Bedburg-K nigshov near Cologne, Germany
The last Pleniglacial and the human settlement of Central Europe
AMS and other dating methods have been applied to the problem of Upper Palaeolithic occupation in Central Europe. The results from the excavations at the Rhineland site of Wiesbaden-Igstadt provide an opportunity for comparison and discussion of whether central Europe was really subject to abandonment at various times during Glacial/Pleniglacial episodes
The Archaeology of the Pleistocene–holocene Transition in the Northern Rhineland, Germany
Les groupes à Federmesser de l'Allerød en Rhénanie centrale (Allemagne)
RESUMÉ Dans le bassin de Neuwied en Rhénanie centrale, l'éruption du volcan du Laacher See a recouvert de pierre ponce et de cendres de vastes étendues, fossilisant la surface Allerod et préservant des gisements archéologiques et paléontologiques. L'environnement reconstitué se caractérise, selon la topographie et l'hydrographie, par un paysage en mosaïque. Des espaces forestiers aux essences variées forment par endroit un couvert végétal dense e…
Radiocarbon evidence for the Lateglacial Human Recolonisation of Northern Europe
This paper examines, through the use of Accelerator Mass Spectrometry dating, the database of Lateglacial cultures involved in the recolonisation of northern Europe. The aim is not only to determine the timing of that recolonisation, but also to propose a general model of hunter-gatherer colonisation at a sub-continental scale. The question is addressed of how long the period of abandonment of northern Europe during the Würm/Weichsel glaciation m…
High resolution or optimum resolution? Spatial analysis of thefedermessersite at Andernach, Germany
This paper discusses spatial analysis at site level. It is suggested that spatial analysis has to proceed in several levels, from global to more detailed questions, and that optimum resolution should be established when applying any quantitative methods in this field. As an example, the ring and sector method is applied to two hearths excavated at the Federmesser site of Andernach in Germany. One hearth can be shown to have been present inside a …
Hunter-Gatherer Behavior in a Changing Late Glacial Landscape
In the Central Rhineland Neuwied Basin, tectonic activity led to a number of major Pleistocene volcanic eruptions, the last of which, that of the Laacher See volcano towards the end of the Allerød Interstadial, covered large areas with pumice and ash, sealing the late glacial land surface and preserving paleontological and archaeological localities. This Central Rhineland landscape was characterized by a mosaic vegetation in which stands of trees…
Radiocarbon evidence for the Lateglacial Human Recolonisation of Northern Europe
This paper examines, through the use of Accelerator Mass Spectrometry dating, the database of Lateglacial cultures involved in the recolonisation of northern Europe. The aim is not only to determine the timing of that recolonisation, but also to propose a general model of hunter-gatherer colonisation at a sub-continental scale. The question is addressed of how long the period of abandonment of northern Europe during the Würm/Weichsel glaciation m…
At the end of the 14C time scale—the Middle to Upper Paleolithic record of western Eurasia
Hiatus or continuity? New results for the question of pleniglacial settlement in Central Europe
The authors present new dating evidence for a refined understanding of human presence in Central Europe between 23,000 and 14,000 BP
Final Paleolithic and Mesolithic Research in Reunified Germany
Palaeolithic perishables made permanent
Previous research has documented textile and basketry production at Moravian Upper Palaeolithic sites, c.27,000 BP. Recent research extends these technologies to Russia and Germany, and amplifies information on perishable fibre artefacts from France. Collectively, these data illustrate the ubiquity of perishable technologies across the late Pleistocene world
Radiocarbon and stable isotope investigations at the Central Rhineland sites of Gönnersdorf and Andernach-Martinsberg, Germany
Long range inland-coastal networks during the Late Magdalenian
A new look at an old dog
The last Pleniglacial and the human settlement of Central Europe
AMS and other dating methods have been applied to the problem of Upper Palaeolithic occupation in Central Europe. The results from the excavations at the Rhineland site of Wiesbaden-Igstadt provide an opportunity for comparison and discussion of whether central Europe was really subject to abandonment at various times during Glacial/Pleniglacial episodes
High resolution or optimum resolution? Spatial analysis of thefedermessersite at Andernach, Germany
This paper discusses spatial analysis at site level. It is suggested that spatial analysis has to proceed in several levels, from global to more detailed questions, and that optimum resolution should be established when applying any quantitative methods in this field. As an example, the ring and sector method is applied to two hearths excavated at the Federmesser site of Andernach in Germany. One hearth can be shown to have been present inside a …
Magdalenian settlement in the German Rhineland – An update
L'occupation du bassin de Neuwied (Rhénanie centrale, Allemagne) par les Magdaléniens et les groupes à Federmesser (aziliens)
Schaaffhausen’s initial excavation, two large Magdalenian sites •Andernach and Gönnersdorf •as well as six Federmesser sites are known from the Central Rhineland. The latter are Andernach (upper find horizon), Boppard, Niederbieber (the most extensive of these sites), Kettig and Urbar, all of which pre-date the Laacher See eruption, and Bad Breisig, post-dating this event. Furthermore, repeated discoveries of isolated hearths show human activitie…
Eating crow or a feather in one's cap
Assessment of Interlaboratory Pretreatment Protocols by Radiocarbon Dating an Elk Bone Found Below Laacher See Tephra at Miesenheim IV (Rhineland, Germany)
Four accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) facilities undertook an interlaboratory exercise designed to examine the reliability and reproducibility of radiocarbon determinations on bone by dating a sample of elk ( Alces alces ) from Miesenheim IV. This specimen is derived from a secure geological context directly beneath the Laacher See tephra, which provides a precise terminus ante quern of ∼11,060 yr BP (∼13,050 cal yr BP). Regrettably, the resul…
Hunter-Gatherer Behavior in a Changing Late Glacial Landscape
In the Central Rhineland Neuwied Basin, tectonic activity led to a number of major Pleistocene volcanic eruptions, the last of which, that of the Laacher See volcano towards the end of the Allerød Interstadial, covered large areas with pumice and ash, sealing the late glacial land surface and preserving paleontological and archaeological localities. This Central Rhineland landscape was characterized by a mosaic vegetation in which stands of trees…
The Archaeology of the Pleistocene–holocene Transition in the Northern Rhineland, Germany
Palaeoecological studies at the Mesolithic site at Bedburg-K nigshov near Cologne, Germany
Les groupes à Federmesser de l'Allerød en Rhénanie centrale (Allemagne)
RESUMÉ Dans le bassin de Neuwied en Rhénanie centrale, l'éruption du volcan du Laacher See a recouvert de pierre ponce et de cendres de vastes étendues, fossilisant la surface Allerod et préservant des gisements archéologiques et paléontologiques. L'environnement reconstitué se caractérise, selon la topographie et l'hydrographie, par un paysage en mosaïque. Des espaces forestiers aux essences variées forment par endroit un couvert végétal dense e…
Hunter-Gatherer Behavior in a Changing Late Glacial Landscape
In the Central Rhineland Neuwied Basin, tectonic activity led to a number of major Pleistocene volcanic eruptions, the last of which, that of the Laacher See volcano towards the end of the Allerød Interstadial, covered large areas with pumice and ash, sealing the late glacial land surface and preserving paleontological and archaeological localities. This Central Rhineland landscape was characterized by a mosaic vegetation in which stands of trees…
Les groupes à Federmesser de l'Allerød en Rhénanie centrale (Allemagne)
RESUMÉ Dans le bassin de Neuwied en Rhénanie centrale, l'éruption du volcan du Laacher See a recouvert de pierre ponce et de cendres de vastes étendues, fossilisant la surface Allerod et préservant des gisements archéologiques et paléontologiques. L'environnement reconstitué se caractérise, selon la topographie et l'hydrographie, par un paysage en mosaïque. Des espaces forestiers aux essences variées forment par endroit un couvert végétal dense e…
Radiocarbon evidence for the Lateglacial Human Recolonisation of Northern Europe
This paper examines, through the use of Accelerator Mass Spectrometry dating, the database of Lateglacial cultures involved in the recolonisation of northern Europe. The aim is not only to determine the timing of that recolonisation, but also to propose a general model of hunter-gatherer colonisation at a sub-continental scale. The question is addressed of how long the period of abandonment of northern Europe during the Würm/Weichsel glaciation m…
High resolution or optimum resolution? Spatial analysis of thefedermessersite at Andernach, Germany
This paper discusses spatial analysis at site level. It is suggested that spatial analysis has to proceed in several levels, from global to more detailed questions, and that optimum resolution should be established when applying any quantitative methods in this field. As an example, the ring and sector method is applied to two hearths excavated at the Federmesser site of Andernach in Germany. One hearth can be shown to have been present inside a …
The Archaeology of the Pleistocene–holocene Transition in the Northern Rhineland, Germany
Palaeoecological studies at the Mesolithic site at Bedburg-K nigshov near Cologne, Germany
The last Pleniglacial and the human settlement of Central Europe
AMS and other dating methods have been applied to the problem of Upper Palaeolithic occupation in Central Europe. The results from the excavations at the Rhineland site of Wiesbaden-Igstadt provide an opportunity for comparison and discussion of whether central Europe was really subject to abandonment at various times during Glacial/Pleniglacial episodes
Palaeolithic perishables made permanent
Previous research has documented textile and basketry production at Moravian Upper Palaeolithic sites, c.27,000 BP. Recent research extends these technologies to Russia and Germany, and amplifies information on perishable fibre artefacts from France. Collectively, these data illustrate the ubiquity of perishable technologies across the late Pleistocene world
Final Paleolithic and Mesolithic Research in Reunified Germany
Impact of the Late Glacial Eruption of the Laacher See Volcano, Central Rhineland, Germany
Within a period of a few weeks toward the end of the Allerød Interstadial, the major Plinian eruption of the Laacher See volcano produced some 20 km 3 of eruptiva, covering and preserving the late-glacial landscape in the German Central Rhineland over an area of more than 1000 km 2 . Correlation of terrestrial archives with the Greenland ice-core records and improved calibration of the radiocarbon timescale permit a precise, accurate age determin…
Hiatus or continuity? New results for the question of pleniglacial settlement in Central Europe
The authors present new dating evidence for a refined understanding of human presence in Central Europe between 23,000 and 14,000 BP
A critical review of the German Paleolithic hominin record
L'occupation du bassin de Neuwied (Rhénanie centrale, Allemagne) par les Magdaléniens et les groupes à Federmesser (aziliens)
Schaaffhausen’s initial excavation, two large Magdalenian sites •Andernach and Gönnersdorf •as well as six Federmesser sites are known from the Central Rhineland. The latter are Andernach (upper find horizon), Boppard, Niederbieber (the most extensive of these sites), Kettig and Urbar, all of which pre-date the Laacher See eruption, and Bad Breisig, post-dating this event. Furthermore, repeated discoveries of isolated hearths show human activitie…
At the end of the 14C time scale—the Middle to Upper Paleolithic record of western Eurasia
Radiocarbon and stable isotope investigations at the Central Rhineland sites of Gönnersdorf and Andernach-Martinsberg, Germany
Radiocarbon Dating the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic Transition
Magdalenian settlement in the Rhineland, western Germany
Magdalenian settlement in the German Rhineland – An update
Assessment of Interlaboratory Pretreatment Protocols by Radiocarbon Dating an Elk Bone Found Below Laacher See Tephra at Miesenheim IV (Rhineland, Germany)
Four accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) facilities undertook an interlaboratory exercise designed to examine the reliability and reproducibility of radiocarbon determinations on bone by dating a sample of elk ( Alces alces ) from Miesenheim IV. This specimen is derived from a secure geological context directly beneath the Laacher See tephra, which provides a precise terminus ante quern of ∼11,060 yr BP (∼13,050 cal yr BP). Regrettably, the resul…
Long range inland-coastal networks during the Late Magdalenian
Eating crow or a feather in one's cap
A new look at an old dog
Gönnersdorf (Magdalenian)
Andernach-Martinsberg (Magdalenian)
When Lithics Hit Bones
Recent zooarchaeological and isotope analyses have largely settled the debate surrounding Neanderthal hunting capacities, repeatedly demonstrating their successful acquisition of large ungulates. Nevertheless, the functional identification of individual tools as hunting weapons remains a methodological challenge. In-depth studies have focussed mainly on small subsets of lithic artefacts from selected assemblages assessing features of breakage pat…
Geography (22 obras) · Archaeology (21 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (20 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (17 obras) · Geology (13 obras) · Paleontology (11 obras) · Geology (9 obras) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (9 obras) · Paleontology (9 obras) · Magdalenian (8 obras)