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Late Palaeolithic of Central European Lowlands in the Light of Chronostratigraphy of the Late Glacial

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Kabacinski J. , Sobkowiak-Tabaka I.

Przegląd Archeologiczny

2007

tom 55

53-70

The paper discusses the state-of-the-art of a chronology and a stratigraphy of the Late Glacial in the context of current analyses of dead-ice cores from Greenland and Antarctic, analyses of laminated lake and marine sediments, and dendrochronological and palaeobotanical research. The results obtained from Greenland ice cores directly influence archaeological studies on the Late Palaeolithic in Central European Lowlands. A complete sequence of climatic changes obtained from the analysis enables a more precise observation of cultural alteration in the context of dynamically changing climate conditions.

ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS OF CULTURAL CHANGES IN THE LATE GLACIAL AND THE EARLY HOLOCENE ON THE NORTH EUROPEAN PLAIN (Srodowiskowe uwarunkowania przemian kulturowych u schylku poznego glacjalu i w poczatkach holocenu na Nizu Pólnocnoeuropejskim)

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Kabacinski J. , Sobkowiak-Tabaka I.

Przegląd Archeologiczny

2010

tom 58

5-21

The matter of causes and mechanisms behind the radical cultural modification, which occurred at the turn of the Late Glacial and the Early Holocene and was characterized by the Mesolithic communities settlement throughout the North European Plain, constitutes the most vividly discussed issue connected with research on hunter-gatherer societies of that area. Fast and profound transformations of natural environment, taking place in that period all over the Plain, are the essential element of this debate. The article presents the latest results of the investigations into the changes of natural environment. It also argues basic conceptions concerning the disappearance of the Late Palaeolithic groups and the settlement of the Mesolithic communities in the north of Europe. In the authors' opinion, the process of cultural transformations that can be observed in the North European Plain between ca. 10000-9000 BC was an independent phenomenon lasting together with co-occurring environmental changes. Their synchronism was absolutely coincidental. Thus, the natural environment transformations can be treated only as a kind of catalyst of limited (and diversified) influence but not as decisive and causative factor.