Subsistence strategies of Meshchera lowlands populations during the Eneolithic period - The Bronze Age: Results from a multidisciplinary approach

The results obtained in this research demonstrate that there was a shift in subsistence strategies during the Eneolithic period - the Bronze Age transition at Shagara. However, without a more precise local chronology it is not possible to establish if this was a gradual transition or if groups adopting different subsistence strategies coexisted during the Bronze Age. This issue will be addressed in a future radiocarbon dating research programme.