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Swifterbant stones: the Neolithic stone and flint industry at Swifterbant (the Netherlands): from stone typology and flint technology to site function [1]

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1. Verfasser:	Devriendt, Izabel 1976- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	Dutch
Veröffentlicht:	Eelde Barkhuis (2014) Groningen Groningen Univ. Libr. (2014)
Schriftenreihe:	Groningen archaeological studies 25,1
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adam_text	Table of Contents Chapter 1 The general setting of the research .......................................................................1 1.1 Point of origin ............................................................................................................................................1 1.1.1 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................1 1.1.2 Research context ...................................................................................................................................1 1.1.3 Research motivations ...........................................................................................................................1 1.2 Research focus and components ...............................................................................................................2 1.3 Research questions .....................................................................................................................................2 Chapter 2 The Swifterbant culture and the Swifterbant site ................................................5 2.1 The definition of the Swifterbant culture .................................................................................................5 2.2 The wider chronological and cultural setting ..........................................................................................6 2.2.1 Late Mesolithic / Early Neolithic A or the Mesolithic versus the LBK (c. 6500 - 4900 cal ВС) .............................................................. б 2.2.2 Early Neolithic В / first half Middle Neolithic A or the Early and Middle Swifterbant versus Grossgartach, Rössen, and Bischeim (c. 4900 - 3900 cal ВС)........................................................................................................................ 6 2.2.3 Second half Middle Neolithic A or the Late Swifterbant versus Michelsberg and the Hazendonk group (c. 3900 - 3400 cal ВС)......................................................................... 7 2.3 The Swifterbant culture, both Mesolithic and Neolithic .........................................................................7 2.4 The currently known Swifterbant sites .....................................................................................................7 2.5 The Swifterbant site, a research history ....................................................................................................8 2.5.1 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................8 2.5.2 The discovery of the site and the first few years of research and debate .......................................9 2.5.3 General excavation history ................................................................................................................10 2.6 The geological development and the natural environment ..................................................................12 2.7 A detailed research history of the individual sites at Swifterbant ........................................................15 2.7.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................15 2.7.2 Site S2 (parcel G42) ............................................................................................................................17 2.7.3 Site S3, trench S5, and trench S6 (parcel G43) ................................................................................21 2.7.4 Site S4 (parcel G43) ............................................................................................................................25 2.7.5 Trenches S11-S13 (parcel H34) ........................................................................................................26 2.7.6 Introduction to parcel H46 ................................................................................................................27 2.7.7 Trench S21 (parcel H46) ....................................................................................................................28 2.7.8 Trench S22 (parcel H46) ....................................................................................................................30 2.7.9 Trench S23 (parcel H46) ....................................................................................................................30 2.7.10 Trench S24 (parcel H46) ....................................................................................................................31 2.7.11 Trench S25 (parcel H46) ....................................................................................................................32 2.7.12 Sites S31/S32/S33 and site S34 (parcel G43) ...................................................................................32 2.7.13 Site S41 (parcel G39/G44) .................................................................................................................33 2.7.14 Sites S42/S43 (parcel G39) .................................................................................................................33 2.7.15 Site S51 (parcels G 15/G 16)................................................................................................................33 2.7.16 Site S61 (parcel G76) ..........................................................................................................................34 2.7.17 Site S71 (parcel H129) ........................................................................................................................35 2.7.18 Sites S80-S84 (parcels G20 and H1-H4) ..........................................................................................35 2.8 The different occupation phases .............................................................................................................37 2.8.1 Discussion of the radiocarbon dates ................................................................................................37 2.8.2 The different occupation phases .......................................................................................................37 Chapter 3 Method and limitations .......................................................................................43 3.1 Methodology ............................................................................................................................................43 3.1.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................43 Swifterbant Stones 3.1.2 Method .................................................................................................................................................43 3.1.3 Variables ...............................................................................................................................................46 3.1.4 Orientation of the artefacts ...............................................................................................................46 3.2 Research limitations ................................................................................................................................46 3.2.1 Fragmentary information ..................................................................................................................46 3.2.2 Heat exposure and thermal alteration .............................................................................................47 3.2.3 Macroscopic versus microscopic ......................................................................................................47 3.2.4 The complicated nature of bipolar pieces and the bipolar technique ..........................................47 3.2.5 The problematic nature of rounded pieces ......................................................................................49 3.2.6 The problematic nature of axes and adzes ......................................................................................51 3.3 Genera] observations and remarks on the stone assemblage ................................................................54 3.4 General observations and remarks on the flint assemblage ..................................................................58 3.5 Additional analyses ..................................................................................................................................59 Chapter 4 The analysis of the stone artefacts ......................................................................61 4.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................................61 4.2 Artefact types and amounts ....................................................................................................................61 4.2.1 Total of all sites ....................................................................................................................................61 4.2.2 SiteS2 ..................................................................................................................................................62 4.2.3 Site S3...................................................................................................................................................66 4.2.4 SiteS4 ...................................................................................................................................................73 4.2.5 Trenches S21-S24 and parcel H46 ....................................................................................................77 4.2.6 SiteS41 .................................................................................................................................................80 4.2.7 SiteS51 .................................................................................................................................................81 4.2.8 SiteS61 .................................................................................................................................................83 4.2.9 81168 880-884........................................................................................................................................84 4.3 Raw materials ...........................................................................................................................................84 4.3.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................84 4.3.2 Stone types and procurement areas ..................................................................................................86 4.3.3 Interpretation and conclusion ...........................................................................................................90 4.4 Refitting ....................................................................................................................................................91 4.4.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................91 4.4.2 Intra-site refitting ................................................................................................................................91 4.4.3 Inter-site refitting ................................................................................................................................93 4.4.4 Conclusion ...........................................................................................................................................93 4.5 Use-wear analysis .....................................................................................................................................94 4.5.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................94 4.5.2 Grinding stones ...................................................................................................................................95 4.5.3 Axe fragments .....................................................................................................................................96 4.5.4 Amber pendant ...................................................................................................................................97 4.5.5 Discussion and interpretation ...........................................................................................................97 4.6 Residue analysis .......................................................................................................................................98 4.6.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................98 4.6.2 Grinding stones ..................................................................................................................................98 4.6.3 Soil samples .........................................................................................................................................99 4.6.4 Discussion and interpretation ...........................................................................................................99 4.7 Observations on spatial patterning .........................................................................................................99 4.7.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................99 4.7.2 Site S3.................................................................................................................................................100 4.7.3 SiteS61 ...............................................................................................................................................108 4.8 Synthesis, comparison and interpretation of the stone artefacts .......................................................108 4.8.1 Artefact percentages at all sites .......................................................................................................108 4.8.2 Tools, ornaments and functions ..................................................................................................... Ill 4.8.3 The significance of debitage material .............................................................................................121 4.8.4 Mobility, territory and raw materials .............................................................................................122 Table of Contents 4.8.5 Technology, method and technique ...............................................................................................123 4.8.6 Conclusions .......................................................................................................................................124 Chapters The analysis of the flint artefacts ......................................................................127 5.1 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................127 5.2 Artefact types and amounts .................................................................................................................127 5.2.1 Total of all sites ..................................................................................................................................127 5.2.2 SiteS2 .................................................................................................................................................127 5.2.3 Site S3.................................................................................................................................................133 5.2.4 SiteS4 .................................................................................................................................................140 5.2.5 Trenches S21-S24 and parcel H46 ..................................................................................................146 5.2.6 SiteS41 ...............................................................................................................................................151 5.2.7 SiteS51 ...............................................................................................................................................153 5.2.8 SiteS61 ...............................................................................................................................................157 5.2.9 8^8 880-884......................................................................................................................................161 5.3 Raw material types and procurement ..................................................................................................164 5.3.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................164 5.3.2 Northern versus southern flint .......................................................................................................164 5.3.3 Procurement sites .............................................................................................................................167 5.3.4 Comparison of the preferred flint types ........................................................................................167 5.3.5 Interpretation and conclusion .........................................................................................................169 5.4 Use-wear analysis ..................................................................................................................................170 5.4.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................170 5.4.2 The old use-wear analysis ................................................................................................................170 5.4.3 The new use-wear analyses .............................................................................................................171 5.4.4 Conclusion .........................................................................................................................................174 5.5 Technological analysis ..........................................................................................................................174 5.5.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................174 5.5.2 Method ...............................................................................................................................................176 5.5.3 Data and analysis ..............................................................................................................................177 5.5.4 Interpretation ....................................................................................................................................184 5.5.5 Conclusion .........................................................................................................................................186 5.6 Observations on spatial patterning ......................................................................................................189 5.6.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................189 5.6.2 SiteS2 .................................................................................................................................................189 5.6.3 Site S3.................................................................................................................................................189 5.6.4 SiteS4 .................................................................................................................................................197 5.6.5 SiteS51 ...............................................................................................................................................199 5.6.6 SiteS61 ..............................................................................................................................................199 5.7 Synthesis and conclusions: comparison and interpretation of the flint artefacts .............................200 5.7.1 Artefact percentages on all sites ......................................................................................................200 5.7.2 Debitage material and the use of raw material .............................................................................202 5.7.3 Tools, ornaments and functions .....................................................................................................205 5.7.4 Technology, method and technique ...............................................................................................214 5.7.5 Mobility, territory and raw materials .............................................................................................216 5.7.6 Heat exposure ....................................................................................................................................217 5.7.7 Conclusions .......................................................................................................................................218 Chapter 6 A summary and interpretation .........................................................................223 6.1 Stone meets flint: a synthesis of the Swifterbant type site ..................................................................223 6.1.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................223 6.1.2 Swifterbant site S2 .............................................................................................................................223 6.1.3 Swifterbant site S3.............................................................................................................................225 6.1.4 Swifterbant site S4 .............................................................................................................................227 6.1.5 Swifterbant trenches S21-S24 ..........................................................................................................227 Swifterbant Stones 6.1.6 Swifterbant site S41 ...........................................................................................................................229 6.1.7 Swifterbant site S51 ...........................................................................................................................229 6.1.8 Swifterbant site S61 ...........................................................................................................................230 6.1.9 Swifterbant sites S80-S84 .................................................................................................................231 6.1.10 A comparison of the Swifterbant sites ...........................................................................................231 6.2 Presentation of the other Swifterbant sites ..........................................................................................233 6.2.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................233 6.2.2 Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Polderweg ...........................................................................................234 6.2.3 Hardinxveld-Giessendam, De Bruin ..............................................................................................236 6.2.4 Hoge Vaart......................................................................................................................................... 240 6.2.5 Doel ....................................................................................................................................................246 6.2.6 Brandwijk ...........................................................................................................................................252 6.2.7 Hazendonk ........................................................................................................................................255 6.2.8 Urk (parcel E4) ..................................................................................................................................256 6.2.9 Emmeloord (parcel J97) ...................................................................................................................259 6.3 The Swifterbant culture: a general overview .......................................................................................262 6.3.1 Introduction .....................................................................................................................................262 6.3.2 Time frame ........................................................................................................................................263 6.3.3 Site location .......................................................................................................................................264 6.3.4 Site function and seasonality ...........................................................................................................264 6.3.5 Subsistence strategy ..........................................................................................................................265 6.3.6 Organic remains ................................................................................................................................266 6.3.7 Pottery ................................................................................................................................................266 6.3.8 Stone industry ...................................................................................................................................267 6.3.9 Flint industry .....................................................................................................................................272 6.3.10 Stone, flint, and pottery: a comparison of percentages ................................................................282 6.3.11 Aspects of interest and topics for future research ........................................................................282 Chapter 7 Conclusions, the key to Neolithic Swifterbant ................................................285 7.1 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................285 7.2 Raw material procurement and mobility ............................................................................................285 7.3 Social and cultural indicators ..............................................................................................................286 7.4 Settlement system .................................................................................................................................288 7.5 Technology ............................................................................................................................................288 7.5.1 Stone industry ...................................................................................................................................288 7.5.2 Flint industry .....................................................................................................................................289 7.6 Final provision ......................................................................................................................................291 References ................................................................................................................................293 Samenvatting ...........................................................................................................................307 Appendix 1 Variables and definitions of lithic analysis ...................................................311 1.1 Definitions used for stone artefact analysis ........................................................................................311 1.1.1 Definition of primary classification ...............................................................................................311 1.1.2 Definition of variables ......................................................................................................................311 1.1.3 Definition of terminology ...............................................................................................................314 1.1.4 Elucidation of tool description .......................................................................................................315 1.2 Definitions used for flint artefact analysis ..........................................................................................315 1.2.1 Definition of primary classification ...............................................................................................315 1.2.2 Definition of variables ......................................................................................................................316 1.2.3 Definition of terminology ...............................................................................................................320 1.3 Other definitions used in lithic analysis ..............................................................................................321 Table of Contents Appendix 2 Variables and definitions of attribute analysis ..............................................323 2.1. Definitions used for attribute analysis ................................................................................................323 2.1.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................323 2.1.2 Morphology of flakes and blades ....................................................................................................323 2.1.3 Morphology of butts and bulbs of percussion ..............................................................................325 2.1.4 Morphology of cores ........................................................................................................................327 Appendix 3 Additional information ..................................................................................329 3.1. Additional artefacts from the larger Swifterbant area ........................................................................329 3.1.1 Stone finds from the larger Swifterbant area .................................................................................329 3.1.2 Flint finds from the larger Swifterbant area ..................................................................................329 3.2. Metadata ...............................................................................................................................................330 3.3. Tables .....................................................................................................................................................330
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