Terkko Navigator / Culture, behaviour, and the 8200 cal bp cold event : organisational change and culture-environment dynamics in late mesolithic northern Fennoscandia

Artikkelit: 1. Manninen, M. A. & Knutsson, K. 2011. Northern inlad oblique point sites - a new look into the late Mesolithic oblique point tradition in Eastern Fennoscandia. In: T. Rankama (ed.), Mesolithic interfaces - variability in lithic technologies in Eastern Fennoscandia. Monographs of the Archaeological Society of Finland I, 143-175. - 2.: Manninen, M. A. 2009. Evidence of mobility between the coast and the inland region in the Mesolithic of Northern Fennoscandia. In: S. B. McCartan, R. Schulting, G.Warren & P. Woodman (eds.), Mesolithic horizons, Vol. I. Oxbow books, Oxford, 102-108. - 3.: Tallavaara, M., Manninen, M. A., Hartell, E. & Rankama, T. 2010. How flakes shatter: a critical evaluation of quartz fracture analysis. Journal of Archaeological Science 37, 2442-2448. Reprinted with permission from Elsevier. - 4.: Manninen, M. A. & Tallavaara, M. 2011. Descent history of mesolithic oblique points in Eastern Fennoscandia - a technological comparison between two artefact populations. In: T. Rankama (ed.), Mesolithic interfaces - variability in lithic technologies in Eastern Fennoscandia. Monographs of the Archaeological Society of Finland I, 177-211. - 5.: Manninen, M. A., Knutsson K. 2014. Lithic raw material diversification as an adaptive strategy - technology, mobility, and site structure in Late Mesolithic norhernnost Europe. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 33, 84-98. Reprinted with permission from Elsevier. Tiivistelmä englanniksi