Clive Bonsall (University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh) Forager–farmer Interactions? The Iron Gates from 6300 to 5900 cal BC After millennia of a relatively stable fisher-hunter-gatherer adaptation in the Iron Gates section of the lower Danube valley, significant changes in the archaeological record occur between c. 6200 and 5950 cal BC. These changes include the appearance of lime plaster pyrotechnology and sculptured boulders at Lepenski Vir, ‘exotic’ raw materials (Balkan flint, obsidian and Spondylus shell), pottery, ground-edge tools, new burial practices, and archaeozoological and stable isotopic evidence of changing subsistence practices and population movements. This paper considers
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MESO 2015. The Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe Belgrade, Serbia, 14-18 September 2015 Deadline: 01 May 2014 The MESO2015 Committee invites speakers to submit abstracts for 10 minute papers and poster presentations on any subject related to Mesolithic archaeology. Abstracts should be no more than 200 words in length and should also include a title and list of all authors and their institutional affiliations. Please also indicate whether your abstract should be considered for a poster or presentation. All abstracts and presentations must be in English. Abstracts should be sent to meso2015@f.bg.ac.rs
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