First farming in the north-western Mediterranean: evidence from Castellar-Pendimoun during the sixth millennium BCE

Didier Binder; Janet Battentier; Laurent Bouby; Jacques Elie Brochier; Alain Carré; Thomas Cucchi; Claire Delhon; Cristina De Stefanis; Léa Drieu; Linus Girdland-Flink; Allowen Evin; Gwenaëlle Goude; Lionel Gourichon; Sébastien Guillon; Caroline Hamon; Stéphanie Thiébault

First farming in the north-western Mediterranean: evidence from Castellar-Pendimoun during the sixth millennium BCE

Didier Binder^*, Janet Battentier, Laurent Bouby, Jacques Elie Brochier, Alain Carré, Thomas Cucchi, Claire Delhon, Cristina De Stefanis, Léa Drieu, Linus Girdland-Flink, Allowen Evin, Gwenaëlle Goude, Lionel Gourichon, Sébastien Guillon, Caroline Hamon, Stéphanie Thiébault

^*Corresponding author for this work

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The Neolithisation of the central and western Mediterranean has been attributed to groups belonging to the Impressed-wares or Impresso-Cardial complex (Bernabò Brea, 1950). The mechanism by which farmers dispersed towards the North-West and the character of their interaction iwth late hunters-gatherers is still debated (Guilance et al., 2007; Binder, 2013; Perrin and Binder, 2014; Bernabeu et al., 2015; Isern et al., 2016; Binder et al., 2017b). However, recent aDNA analyses suggest that Aegean populations were the origin of Western Neolithic populations (Hofmanova et al., 2016) and that Mesolithic admixture could have only occurred secondarily and probably post-dates the middle of the sixth millennium BCE (Rivollat et al. 2017).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Farmers at the Frontier
Subtitle of host publication	A Pan European Perspective on Neolithisation
Editors	Kurt J. Gron, Lasse Sørensen, Peter Rowley-Conwy
Place of Publication	Oxford, UK
Publisher	Oxbow Books
Chapter	6
Pages	145-159
Number of pages	15
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-78925-141-8
ISBN (Print)	978-1-78925-140-1
Publication status	Published - 6 Apr 2020

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Binder, D., Battentier, J., Bouby, L., Brochier, J. E., Carré, A., Cucchi, T., Delhon, C., De Stefanis, C., Drieu, L., Girdland-Flink, L., Evin, A., Goude, G., Gourichon, L., Guillon, S., Hamon, C., & Thiébault, S. (2020). First farming in the north-western Mediterranean: evidence from Castellar-Pendimoun during the sixth millennium BCE. In K. J. Gron, L. Sørensen, & P. Rowley-Conwy (Eds.), Farmers at the Frontier: A Pan European Perspective on Neolithisation (pp. 145-159). Oxbow Books.

First farming in the north-western Mediterranean : evidence from Castellar-Pendimoun during the sixth millennium BCE. / Binder, Didier; Battentier, Janet; Bouby, Laurent et al.

Farmers at the Frontier: A Pan European Perspective on Neolithisation. ed. / Kurt J. Gron; Lasse Sørensen; Peter Rowley-Conwy. Oxford, UK : Oxbow Books, 2020. p. 145-159.

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Binder, D, Battentier, J, Bouby, L, Brochier, JE, Carré, A, Cucchi, T, Delhon, C, De Stefanis, C, Drieu, L, Girdland-Flink, L, Evin, A, Goude, G, Gourichon, L, Guillon, S, Hamon, C & Thiébault, S 2020, First farming in the north-western Mediterranean: evidence from Castellar-Pendimoun during the sixth millennium BCE. in KJ Gron, L Sørensen & P Rowley-Conwy (eds), Farmers at the Frontier: A Pan European Perspective on Neolithisation. Oxbow Books, Oxford, UK, pp. 145-159.

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