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Abstracts Primus Conventus Austriacus Archaeometriae - MMIX<br />
Settlement activities and woodland use in the Montafon during<br />
the Bronze Age<br />
Anton Stefan Schwarz 1 , Rüdiger Krause 2 & Klaus Oeggl 1<br />
1<br />
Institute of Botany, University of Innsbruck, Sternwartestrasse 15, A-6020 Innsbruck, +43-(0)512-507-5973,<br />
Stefan.Schwarz@uibk.ac.at<br />
2<br />
Institute of Archaeology, University of Frankfurt, Grüneburgplatz 1, D-60629 Frankfurt am Main<br />
This archaeobotanical case study from the Montafon (Vorarlberg, Austria) deals with<br />
subsistence strategies and woodland uses during the Bronze Age and was conducted within<br />
the course of the large-scale project HiMAT. In the vicinity of an already known and well<br />
investigated Bronze aged fortified hilltop settlement another Bronze aged dwelling place was<br />
excavated from 2005 to 2007. Archaeobotanical and anthracological analyses were conducted<br />
on 18 systematically taken soil samples which date into the Early Bronze Age and into the<br />
Middle Bronze Age. The results reveal the anthropogenic change of the local woodland over<br />
time: The Early Bronze Age dominance of a spruce (Picea) forest mixed with beech (Fagus)<br />
and maple (Acer) shifted into a more open spruce (Picea) dominated mixed forest with high<br />
amounts of pioneers in the Middle Bronze Age. The presence of birch (Betula), hazel<br />
(Corylus avellana), alder (Alnus) and rowan (Sorbus) indicate a previous and constant<br />
anthropogenic opening of the forest. The complementary palynological studies from a nearby<br />
mire and the archaeobotanical results from the fortified hilltop settlement reaffirm an<br />
immense Bronze aged demand on farming land and timber.<br />
Geochemische Charakterisierung von Kupfererzen aus der<br />
Mitterbergregion und ihre Bedeutung als Rohstoffquelle in prähistorischer<br />
Zeit<br />
Joachim Lutz, Ernst Pernicka & Robert Pils<br />
Curt-Engelhorn-Zentrum Archäometrie, D6.3, D-68159 Mannheim, +49-(0)621-2938949, joachim.lutz@cezarchaeometrie.de<br />
Die Kupfererzvorkommen der Mitterbergregion wurden in prähistorischer Zeit intensiv<br />
abgebaut, wie zahlreiche alte Bergbauspuren und Verhüttungsplätze belegen. In letzter Zeit<br />
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