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Apel, J. & Knutsson, K., 2006. Skilled Production and Social Reproduction. SAU Stone Studies 2. Uppsala.
Some remarks on contacts between
Late Mesolithic hunter-gatherer
technology: a case study from
Central Poland
Abstract
Age in the Polish Lowlands. Both the range and the quality of its supply
changed together with the cultural sequence from the Palaeolithic to the
Early Iron Age. This paper deals with the problem of the use of choco
camps found about 250 km to the north, will be discussed. The aspect of
culture will also be discussed. A reconstruction of a contact network based
on Mesolithic sites containing artifacts of the same Mesolithic culture will
the 1 st half of the 5 th millennium BC.
Introduction
In this paper I would like to discuss the interpretative possibilities of using
societies. My investigation is based on assemblages of the Late Mesolithic
from the territory of Central and Eastern Poland, Western Belarus and West
ern Ukraine. The discussion focuses on assemblages from the Vistula ba
sin.
One important aspects of this culture is the use of mined “chocolate”
most popular raw materials used during Polish Lowland prehistory from
the Lower Palaeolithic until the Early Iron Age (Domanski & Webb 2000).
Its popularity was probably the result of both its high quality and the rich
outcrops. From an archaeological point of view it is important that the out
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