Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Prehistory; Volume 4: Europe Peter N. Peregrine,Melvin Ember Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 bronze

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European Early Bronze Age,most cultural realms. The foundation of modern food production systems are consolidated. These changes set the stage for the earliest complex societies in temperate Europe, north of the Mediterranean littoral.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-37434-1most cultural realms. The foundation of modern food production systems are consolidated. These changes set the stage for the earliest complex societies in temperate Europe, north of the Mediterranean littoral.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0323-4e climate was generally colder and drier than that found in Europe today, although during the middle of the tradition there developed a period of comparatively warmer and wetter conditions. The environment was dominated by grasslands and pine forests. In some areas, birch and oak forests were presen

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Caucasus into the two parts: northern and southern (or Transcaucasia). Owing to the natural conditions, the Caucasus is divided also into the West and East Caucasus. The former includes the Black sea and Azov sea basins, and the latter the Caspian sea basin. Altitude of the Caucasus varies between

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tlantic periods. The Caucasus at this period is characterized by a transition from relatively cool climate to a warmer one with increased humidity. In the Boreal period, three climatic phases are indicated, of which the middle one is characterized by relative warming; the last phase is characterized

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137383556lacial moraines, deep river valleys, and broad glacial basins. Oak and coniferous forests covered much of the area, while broad meadows and bogs covered ancient glacial basins. The climate was contemporary, with mild summers, cold winters, and regular precipitation.

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e Late Pleistocene Ice Age and the Holocene Boreal Period. A warming period, the Polovetsian warming, occurred between 10,300 and 10,000 .. A partial return to glacial vegetation, the Pereslav’ cooling, followed from 10,000-9,500 .. The Boreal Period (9000-8000 ..) climate in Northern Russia was war

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Heteronormativity in the Workplace,s steppes gave way to gramineous and gramineous-wormwood steppes farther in the south; pine and birch forests grew in the river valleys. The climate was close to contemporary, but the winter temperature was lower than contemporary. Fluctuations in the climate were typical for the period under consid