The impact of rapid early- to mid-Holocene palaeoenvironmental changes on Neolithic settlement at Nea Nikomideia, Thessaloniki Plain, Greece

Ghilardi, Matthieu; Psomiadis, D.; Cordier, Stéphane; Delanghe-Sabatier, Doriane; Demory, François; Hamidi, F.; Paraschou, Theodoros; Ḏotsika, Elissavet; Fouache, Éric

doi:10.1016/j.quaint.2010.12.016

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“…BC the site was located at the margins of a freshwater lake, but was deserted at the beginning of the 6th millennium cal. BC as a consequence of a palaeoenvironmental change driven by the 8.2 ka event (Ghilardi et al, 2012). The palynological evidence from further north, from lakes situated in the mountains surrounding the Strymon valley (Tonkov et al, 2013), suggests an increase in precipitation with milder winters and cooler summers (i.e.…”

Section: Regional and Local Vegetation Patterns: Palynology And Anthrmentioning

confidence: 98%

Neolithic woodland management and land-use in south-eastern Europe: The anthracological evidence from Northern Greece and Bulgaria

Marinova

Ntinou

2018

Quaternary International

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Section: Regional and Local Vegetation Patterns: Palynology And Anthrmentioning

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Neolithic woodland management and land-use in south-eastern Europe: The anthracological evidence from Northern Greece and Bulgaria

Marinova

Ntinou

2018

Quaternary International

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“…Grain size and total OC and ON contents were determined for the 0-2 and 30-32 cm sediment layers. Grain size was determined with a Beckman Coulter LS 13 320 laser granulometer after OM removal (Ghilardi et al, 2012). The relative abundance of sand (2000 to 63 µm), silt (63 to 2 µm) and clay (< 2 µm) was then measured.…”

Section: Sediment Grain Size and Contents In Total Organic Carbon Andmentioning

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Remobilization of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and organic matter in seawater during sediment resuspension experiments from a polluted coastal environment: Insights from Toulon Bay (France)

Guigue

Tedetti

Dang

et al. 2017

Environmental Pollution

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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and organic matter contents were measured in seawater during resuspension experiments using sediments collected from Toulon Bay (Northwestern Mediterranean Sea, France). The studied sediments were very highly contaminated in PAHs, especially in 4-ring compounds emitted from combustion processes. The sediments used for resuspension experiments were collected at 0-2 cm (diagenetically new organic matter, OM) and 30-32 cm depths (diagenetically transformed OM). They were both mostly composed of fine particles (<63 μm), enriched in organic carbon (8.2 and 6.3%, respectively) and in PAHs (concentration of Σ34 PAHs: 38.2 and 35.7 × 10 ng g, respectively). The resuspension of these sediments led to an increase in concentrations of dissolved Σ34 PAHs, dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and dissolved humic- and tryptophan-like fluorophores in seawater up to 10-, 1.3-, 4.4- and 5.7-fold, respectively. The remobilization in seawater was higher for 4-6 ring PAHs, especially benzo(g,h,i)perylene, whose concentration exceeded the threshold values of the European Water Framework Directive. This noted the potential harmful effects of sediment resuspension on marine biota. From these sediment resuspension experiments, we determined OC-normalized partition coefficients of PAHs between sediment and water (K) and found that during such events, the transfer of PAHs from sediment particles to seawater was lower than that predicted from octanol-water partition coefficients (K) (i.e., measured K > K predicted from K). The results confirmed the sequestration role of sedimentary OC quality and grain size on PAHs; the OM diagenetic state seemed to impact the partition process but in a relatively minor way. Furthermore, differences were observed between 2-4 ring and 5-6 ring PAHs, with the latter displaying a relatively higher mobility towards seawater. These differences may be explained by the distribution of these two PAH pools within different OM moieties, such as humic substances and black carbon.

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“…This settlement, to some a tell site (Rosenstock 2006), is positioned on the very beginning of the marshy area of Ovče Pole (Weide 1976). Established in the second half of 7 th millennium BC this settlement maintained apparent relationship with tells down south in the Thessaloniki Plain (Naumov 2015), positioned in the vicinity of Lake Giannitsa and its marshes (Ghilardi et al 2012). If white painted pot tery is regarded in particular than its resemblance with design on Thessalian vessels is evident that also indicates transposition of the inhabitation model of tells in wetlands to Giannitsa and Ovče Pole regions.…”

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The Formation of Wetland Identities in the Neolithic Balkans

Наумов¹

2018

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Chipped flint technologies of Janislawice culture in Ukrainian Polissya region Дмитро Ступак. Технології розколювання кременю в комплексах яніславицької культури Українського Полісся 13 Sergii Telizhenko. The Køkkenmødding of Eastern Ukraine Сергій Теліженко. Кьоккенмьоддінги Східної України 25 Alina Veiber. An overview of the osteological mammal material from the archaeological sites of the Surska culture in the context of its tribes' adaptation to the environment Аліна Вейбер. Огляд остеологічного матеріалу ссавців з археологічних пам'яток сурської культури в контексті адаптації її носіїв до навколишнього середовища 38 Martha Andriiovvych. A sign of mobility and cultural exchange? The ceramics with scribble line ornamentation from Lysa Hora cemetery Марта Андрійович. Ознака мобільності та культурного обміну? Керіміка з лінійним орнаментом з Лисогірського неолітичного могильника 43 Goce Naumov. The Formation of Wetland Identities in the Neolithic Balkans Гоце Наумов. Формування заплавних ідентичностей у балканському неоліті 48 Pavlo Shydlovskyi. Lithic Assemblages of Early Agricultural Communities in Middle Dniester: comparative study Павло Шидловський. Крем'яні комплекси ранніх землеробських спільнот Середнього Придністров'я: порівняльна характеристика 61 Ivan Radomskyi. Changing techniques of flint knapping in Chalcolithic times as an indicator of changes in the economy Іван Радомський. Зміни у технології кременеобробки за доби енеоліту як показник змін у економіці 92 Yevhen Pichkur. Mining and distribution of flint by the tribes of Cucuteni-Trypillian community Євген Пічкур. Видобуток і поширення кременю племенами Кукутені-Трипільської спільноти Dmytro Zhelaha. Ornamentation systems of Trypillia culture B I period tableware in the Middle Dniester area Дмитро Желага. Орнаментальні схеми посуду Трипільської культури етапу B I в Середньому Подністров'ї Aleksandr Diachenko. Geographic determinism and Trypillia contact networks, c. 3600-3400 BC Олександр Дяченко. Географічний детермінізм та трипільські контактні мережі (3600-3400 BC) Mykhailo Videiko, Nataliia Burdo. Life on the Eastern Frontiers of Old Europe Михайло Відейко, Наталія Бурдо. Життя на східних рубежах Старої Європи

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The impact of rapid early- to mid-Holocene palaeoenvironmental changes on Neolithic settlement at Nea Nikomideia, Thessaloniki Plain, Greece

Cited by 37 publications

References 71 publications

Neolithic woodland management and land-use in south-eastern Europe: The anthracological evidence from Northern Greece and Bulgaria

Neolithic woodland management and land-use in south-eastern Europe: The anthracological evidence from Northern Greece and Bulgaria

Remobilization of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and organic matter in seawater during sediment resuspension experiments from a polluted coastal environment: Insights from Toulon Bay (France)

The Formation of Wetland Identities in the Neolithic Balkans

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