Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7442804 Journal of Archaeological Science 2014 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Spatially-aggregated demographic and land-cover change for the whole of Britain. ► Transformed pollen records are compared with archaeological 14C date densities. ► Neolithic population growth was accompanied by decreased woodland cover. ► Human impact is the main pace-maker of mid-Holocene land-cover change.
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The impact of the Neolithic agricultural transition in Britain: a comparison of pollen-based land-cover and archaeological 14C date-inferred population change
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