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Anth 458/558

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Towner Tree-rings and Archaeology

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Living on the water: wood and prehistoric pile-dwellings

The image of stilt houses built along lake shores, thus avoiding the floods, is one of the most striking from central European archeology. It comes from the preservation of most of the bearing structures in wood, creating the so-called “field of posts”, due to the wet and anoxic environment where they were buried for millennia.

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