Woodland management at Alvastra?: A new perspective

Welmoed A. Out; Claudia Baittinger; Kirsti Hänninen; Caroline Vermeeren

Woodland management at Alvastra? A new perspective

Welmoed A. Out, Claudia Baittinger, Kirsti Hänninen, Caroline Vermeeren

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Abstract

Alvastra, a Neolithic wetland site in Sweden, is sometimes presented as an example of a site where people practiced coppicing in the Neolithic. On which evidence is this hypothesis based, and what do the wood data tell when we look at these from a new perspective?

Original language	Danish
Publication date	29 Jan 2020
Publication status	Published - 29 Jan 2020
Event	Alvastra pile dwelling seminar - Swedish History Museum, Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden Duration: 29 Jan 2020 → 30 Jan 2020

Seminar

Seminar	Alvastra pile dwelling seminar
Location	Swedish History Museum, Stockholm
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Stockholm
Period	29/01/2020 → 30/01/2020

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