Mobility in prehistoric sedentary societies

These conference proceedings contain a foreword [Richter], an introduction [Scharl], and 13 papers. These deal with mobility and innovation transfer [Scharl], mobility and networking amongst foragers and farmers at the Neolithic transition in Western Central Europe [Gehlen et al.], mobility in the Linear Pottery of Brandenburg [Ismail-Weber] and in the Late Linear Pottery [Balkowski], the organisation and logistics of Linear Pottery settlements [Strien], group affiliation and mobility in the Linear Pottery Culture [Strien], mobility in the settlement system of the Michelsberg Culture in Southern Germany [Seidel], the evidence for faunal mobility on the basis of strontium isotope analyses [Gerling / Lewis], mobility and social dynamics in the Urnfield Culture of Bavaria and Northern Tyrol [Reuß / Metzner-Nebelsick], individual mobility in the Early Iron Age between the Black Forest and the Mediterranean [Koch], the migration history of the Early Medieval settlement community at Wenigumstadt, distr. Aschaffenburg, according to archaeological and anthropological indicators [Stauch], assessing hard-to-analyse herdsmen [Kaiser], and mobility in the Nile valley in Ancient Egypt [Köpp-Junk et al.].