SURYANARAYAN , Akshyeta

Exchange networks in the Bronze Age between SE Arabia, Mesopotamia, SE Iran, SW Pakistan and the Indus Valley moved a variety of raw and finished products, especially pottery. However, we have little understanding of what organic products were a part of these exchange networks, as well as what foodstuffs were prepared in ceramic vessels as part...

The subsistence strategies of early farming communities have been highlighted since the beginning of the Neolithic, thanks to numerous studies on lipid residues from ceramic vessels conducted in various parts of continental Europe. However, after the Early Neolithic, evidence of subsistence strategies along the northern Atlantic coast are still...

In the last thirty years or so, it has become possible to determine the content and use of pottery by studying the lipids linked to ceramics. Many studies have been developed for northern Europe and the Mediterranean region, particularly concerning the Early Neolithic and the development of agriculture. The Atlantic coastline, for its part,...