Settled since several thousand years the Baltic Sea area has a rich and to some degree well documented prehistoric material culture. The remains show various patterns of interaction both within the Baltic area and beyond. This publication focuses mainly on the prehistoric Island Societies in the Baltic Sea during the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age, c. 2300-1100 BC. The articles are based on papers given at the Baltic Rim Seminar “Baltic
Pre-historic Interactions and Transformations during the late Neolithic and early Bronze Age Societies” October 3-5 2008.
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Baltic Prehistoric Interactions and T
ransformations:
The Neolithic to the Br
onze Age
Edited by Helene Martinsson-W
allin
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Edited by Helene Martinsson-Wallin