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Jean-Yves Tilliette Alessandro Stella Bernard Merdrignac Hugues Marchal Marie-Frédérique Pellegrin Laurent Feller Dino Bellucci Laurent Bourquin Joël Cornette Laurent Bourquin François Billacois Françoise Waquet Sophie Peytavin Barbara De Negroni Marie-Jeanne Königson-Montain Jean-Claude Bourdin Christophe Prochasson Perrine Simon-Nahum Jean-François Kervégan 《Revue de synthèse / Centre international de synthèse》1997,118(2-3):309-358
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Françoise Waquet Jacques Schlosser Donatella Nebbiai-Dalla Guarda Joël Cornette Marie-Anne Polo De Beaulieu Marie-France Rouart Patrice Sicard Laurent Bourquin Monique Cottret Barbara de Negroni Jean-François Baillon François Moureau Bertil Belfrage Stéphane Michaud Patrick Gautier Dalché Frédéric Druck 《Revue de synthèse / Centre international de synthèse》1995,116(1):151-192
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L. N. Gumilëv 《Eurasian Geography and Economics》2013,54(2):27-36
The author develops a methodology of historical geography revolving around the relationship between an ethnos, or ethnic community, and the “encompassing landscape.” He finds that under the conditions of the nomadic stockherding peoples of the steppe, where this relationship is most clearly expressed, the nomads become an inseparable part of the landscape, together with plant and animal life. 相似文献
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The aim of this study is to reconstruct the dietary patterns and economic behaviours of Neolithic populations in the Northwestern Mediterranean using isotopic and archaeological data. Burials come from four sites located in Languedoc–Roussillon region in French Mediterranean area. These sites are dated from the Middle Neolithic period (ca. 4500–3500 BC). They represent the Chasséen culture, characterized by regional features, such as economy management, resulting from territorial control. For this investigation, a stable isotopes (δ13C and δ15N) method has been used on 50 human bone collagens and 28 associated animal bones. This method provides direct dietary information on the protein consumed including the relative amounts of marine vs. terrestrial and animal vs. plant proteins in diets. Isotopic results are mainly compared to archaeological data to understand economic distinctions and potential social status variations between different groups using specific funeral practices, i.e. lithic chamber graves vs. domestic/funeral pits. Results show that individuals buried in lithic chamber graves and those buried in pits did not have the same dietary pattern. This result suggests a possible differentiation between two socio-economic groups, i.e. consumers of resources from herding and from farming. No aquatic food appeared to be routinely consumed by these individuals despite a relative close proximity to sea and freshwater sources. Moreover, these outcomes lead us to hypothesize that: (1) funeral practices could be linked to specific economies and/or (2) to different social status and that (3) burial type and foodstuff could be an expression of religious worship. Further research could include data from other areas, such as Spanish Catalonia where there are funeral structures similar to Languedoc lithic chamber graves. 相似文献
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