Abstract The Iron Age in continental Europe is a period of profound cultural and biological
importance with heterogeneous trends through space and time. Regional overviews are …

Abstract Italian Later Prehistory was characterised by profound changes that impacted
everyday life in many aspects. Whether or not and how such changes were reflected in the …

The archaeological Bronze Age record in Europe reveals unprecedented changes in
subsistence strategies due to innovative farming techniques and new crop cultivation …

Abstract In Early Middle Ages (sixth–eleventh centuries AD), South Tyrol (Italian Alps)
played a key role for geographical and military reasons. Historical sources document that …

Abstract Cornaux/Les Sauges (Switzerland, Late Iron Age) revealed remnants of a wooden
bridge, artifacts, and human and animal skeletal remains. The relationship between the …

This study analyzes 24 human bone fragments to assess how lipid extraction affects stable
carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios. Eighteen samples were archaeological bone and six …

Objectives By focusing on two Danish leprosaria (Næstved and Odense; 13th–16th c. CE)
and using diet and origin as proxies, we follow a multi‐isotopic approach to reconstruct life …

Little is known about the types of social organization characterizing the pre-Roman Celtic
populations of Italy. Here, we explore the funerary variability characterizing the late Iron Age …

Cultural responses to uncertainty and risk have long been an anthropological concern
because of the long-term social and economic consequences of these behaviors (eg, Bliege …

Abstract Objectives The Late Iron Age in continental Europe featured complex demographic
processes including, among others, the establishment of transalpine “Celtic” communities on …