Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5112264 Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 2016 15 Pages PDF
Abstract
Increasing agricultural productivity, including functionally diverse winter and spring crops seems to have been connected to settlement diversification. This trend may have led to a more complementary and profuse use of local resources, enhancing the anthropogenic changes in the landscape mentioned above. This was a further step in the territorialisation process that would eventually lead to the complex scenario recorded in the Iron Age.
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