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Crops Culture and Contact in Prehistoric Cyprus (Paperback)
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Crops Culture and Contact in Prehistoric Cyprus (Paperback)
Series: British Archaeological Reports International Series
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Recent archaeobotanical results from early Neolithic sites on
Cyprus have put the island in the forefront of debates on the
spread of Near Eastern agriculture, with domestic crops appearing
on the island shortly after they evolved. The results from these
early sites changed what was known about the timing of the
introduction of farming to the island. However, what happened after
the introduction of agriculture to Cyprus has been less discussed.
This book explores the role of new crop introductions, local
agricultural developments, and intensification in subsequent
economic and social developments on Cyprus corresponding with the
island's evidence of ongoing social transformations and changing
off-island patterns of contacts. In addition to contributing to
discussions on the origins and spread of Near Eastern agriculture,
it contributes to current archaeological debates on external
contact and the influence of the broader Near East on the
development of the island's unique prehistoric economy. This
research is a chronological and regional analysis of the botanical
record of Cyprus and a comparison of data from similarly dated
sites in the Levantine mainland, Turkey, and Egypt. Further, it
includes data from four recently excavated Cypriot prehistoric
sites, Krittou Marottou-'Ais Yiorkis, Kissonerga-Skalia,
Souskiou-Laona, and Prastion-Mesorotsos.
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