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Evaluating Mesolithic settlement patterns in mountain environments (Dolomites, Eastern Italian Alps): the role of research biases and locational strategies

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Fig. 1 – Panoramic view on the site of Mondeval de Sora, the most important archaeological context in the investigated area (photo D. Visentin).

Fig. 1 – Panoramic view on the site of Mondeval de Sora, the most important arch...

Fig. 2 – Location of the project area within the Venetian Dolomites (South-Eastern Italian Alps). Inset (b) location of the analysed sites within the study area and (c) visualisation of their altitudinal distribution.

Fig. 2 – Location of the project area within the Venetian Dolomites (South-Easte...

Fig. 3 – A typical Dolomitic landscape characterized by calcareous cliffs standing out on gentler slopes, with some archaeologists surveying natural erosions around a dirt path (photo D. Visentin).

Fig. 3 – A typical Dolomitic landscape characterized by calcareous cliffs standi...

Fig. 4 – Maps of the territorial parameters used as proxies for investigating research biases (Model 1).

Fig. 4 – Maps of the territorial parameters used as proxies for investigating re...

Fig. 5 – Maps of the territorial parameters used as proxies for investigating settlement strategies (Model 2).

Fig. 5 – Maps of the territorial parameters used as proxies for investigating se...

Fig. 6 – Map of the additional covariate used in Model 4.

Fig. 6 – Map of the additional covariate used in Model 4.

Visentin D., Carrer F. 2017, Evaluating Mesolithic settlement patterns in mountain environments (Dolomites, Eastern Italian Alps): the role of research biases and locational strategies, Archeologia e Calcolatori 28(1), 10.19282/AC.28.1.2017.08