Cockle Conversations

The changes that occurred in the Danish Mesolithic/Neolithic transition are examined via the seasonality and collecting patterns found in the Common Cockles from two Danish kitchen midden sites, Norsminde and Krabbesholm. Three main data sets were used to produce a picture of cockle variability through time. The seasonality results were then compared to oyster seasonality research from the two sites

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• Sharp shift in diet at onset of Neolithic

  Open Access•Michael P Richards, Michael Richards et al.•Nature•2003

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• C evidence for dietary habits of prehistoric man in Denmark

  Open Access•Henrik Tauber•Nature•1981

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• Analyses of Shell Increment and Microgrowth Band Formation to Establish Seasonality of Mesolithic Shellfish Collection

  VIBEKE BROCK, EDWIN BOURGET•Journal of Danish Archaeology•1989

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• Norsminde

  Søren H Andersen•Journal of Danish Archaeology•1989

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• Neolithisation—a Scanian Perspective

  Kristina Jennbert•Journal of Danish Archaeology•1985

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• The laziness of the short-distance hunter

  Open Access•P A Rowley‐conwy, Peter Rowley-Conwy•Journal of Anthropological…•1984

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• The Mesolithic-Neolithic Transition in Portugal

  Open Access•David Lubell, Mary Jackes et al.•Journal of Archaeological Science•1994

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• Isotopes and red herrings

  Open Access•R E M Hedges•Antiquity•2004

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• The Earlier Stone Age Settlement of Scandinavia

  Jalmar Rudner, Grahame Clark•The South African Archaeological…•1976

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• Molluscan calendars

  Open Access•Margaret R Deith•Journal of Archaeological Science•1983

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• Early agriculture in Southern Scandinavia

  Jonathan Horwitz•Norwegian Archaeological Review•1973

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• "The wet and the wild followed by the dry and the tame" - or did they occur at the same time? Diet in Mesolithic - Neolithic southern Sweden

  Open Access•Kerstin Lidén, Gunilla Eriksson et al.•Antiquity•2004

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• Touch not the fish

  Open Access•Michael Richards, M P Richard et al.•Antiquity•2006

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• Something fishy in the Neolithic? A re-evaluation of stable isotope analysis of Mesolithic and Neolithic coastal populations

  Open Access•Nicky Milner, Oliver E Craig et al.•Antiquity•2004

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• The Earlier Stone Age Settlement of Scandinavia

  John Nandris, Grahame Clark•Man•1975

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• How the West Was Lost

  P A Rowley‐conwy, Peter Rowley‐conwy•Current Anthropology•2004

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• Mesolithic and Neolithic Subsistence in Denmark

  Michael P Richards, Michael Richards et al.•Current Anthropology•2003

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