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ANTIQUITY
卷 76, 期 294, 页码 1002-1010出版社
ANTIQUITY
DOI: 10.1017/S0003598X0009181X
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Neolithic; landscape; pollen analysis; fire; Southwest Asia
Pre-Bronze Age human impacts on the East Mediterranean environment have been hard to detect in pollen diagrams and other off-site contexts. New evidence shows that despite a relatively rapid post-glacial wetting-up of the climate, the re-advance of oak woodland across Southwest Asia was slow. Among the factors likely to have contributed to the apparent disjunction between climate and vegetation is Neolithic landscape management, particularly through regular use of late-season ground fires to encourage grasses at the expense of trees and shrubs.
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