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Living above the Water or on Dry Land? The Application of Soil Analysis Methods to Investigate a Submerged Bronze Age to Early Iron Age Lake Dwelling Site in Eastern Lithuania

Giedrė Motuzaitė-Matuzevičiūtė

Pub. online: 9 Oct 2008 Type: Article

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Journal: Archaeologia Baltica Volume 9 (2008), pp. 33–46

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Lake dwellings are a well-known phenomenon in European prehistory. Two submerged sites in Lake Luokesai (Luokesai I and Luokesai II) are the only known lake dwellings from the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in Lithuania. Soil analysis methods aimed to answer some crucial questions connected with Lake Luokesai’s inhabitants during the period of the occupation of Luokesai I.

The Influence of the Environment on the Human Population around Lake Kretuonas during the Stone Age and the Bronze Age

Algirdas Girininkas

Pub. online: 9 Oct 2008 Type: Article

Open Access

Journal: Archaeologia Baltica Volume 9 (2008), pp. 15–32

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New data from archaeological, zooarchaeological and palynological studies of the archaeological sites around Lake Kretuonas (in eastern Lithuania) show that environmental conditions had a great influence on the formation of the economy, settlement and cultural life of its inhabitants. This paper analyses the causes of the changes in environmental conditions and their influence on the population in the Lake Kretuonas area in the Stone Age and Bronze Age.

Eketė Iron Age and Early Medieval Hill-Fort Settlement Complex. Aerial Archaeology and Remote Sensing

Romas Jarockis

Pub. online: 9 Oct 2008 Type: Article

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Journal: Archaeologia Baltica Volume 9 (2008), pp. 8–14

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Current advances in science allow us to survey and investigate archaeological sites without destroying them. This article presents the results of integrated archaeological research in the Eketė locality. The object of study is the Iron Age/Early Medieval hill-fort and ancient settlement complex. The aim of the research is to recreate the development of the formation of the hill-fort and settlement using widely applied non-destructive remote sensing methods of landscape archaeology: the analysis of aerial photographic images and geophysical prospecting research data.

Klaipėdos universiteto istorijos krypties doktorantūros studijų rezultatas: apgintos pirmosios Klaipėdos universiteto auklėtinių daktaro disertacijos

Pub. online: 30 Jan 2008 Type: Discussion

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Journal: Acta Historica Universitatis Klaipedensis Volume 17 (2008): Nauji požiūriai į Klaipėdos miesto ir krašto praeitį = The City and Region of Klaipėda: New Approaches to the Past, pp. 264–265