The Spread of Farming into Central Europe (Chapter 4) - The First Farmers of Europe
The Spread of Farming into Central Europe (Chapter 4) - The First Farmers of Europe
Holocene palaeoecological changes recorded in mollusc-bearing cave sediments, the Cave above the Słupska Gate (southern Poland)
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The Spread of Farming into Central Europe (Chapter 4) - The First Farmers of Europe
Holocene palaeoecological changes recorded in mollusc-bearing cave sediments, the Cave above the Słupska Gate (southern Poland)
Environmental changes of a shallow kettle lake catchment in a young glacial landscape (Sumowskie Lake catchment), North-Central Poland - ScienceDirect
Europe - Shell Investors' Handbook 2012-2016
Europe - Shell Investors' Handbook 2012-2016
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The late-Holocene tufa decline in Europe: Myth or reality? - ScienceDirect
Europe - Shell Investors' Handbook 2012-2016
The Spread of Farming into Central Europe (Chapter 4) - The First Farmers of Europe
Response of a spring-fed fen ecosystem in Central Eastern Europe (NW Romania) to climate changes during the last 4000 years: A high resolution multi-proxy reconstruction - ScienceDirect
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The Spread of Farming into Central Europe (Chapter 4) - The First Farmers of Europe
PDF) Pollen Evidence for Human Activity in the Surroundings of Early Neolithic Settlements in Kujawy Region(Central Poland) Based on Pollen Analysis
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Mid- and Late Holocene vegetation dynamics and fire history in the boreal forest of European Russia: A case study from Meshchera Lowlands - ScienceDirect
The Dawn of the Mesolithic on the Plains of Poland | SpringerLink
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The spread of Neolithic plant economies from the Near East to northwest Europe: a phylogenetic analysis | Request PDF
