1. Introduction: On the Margins? Thinking through "Marginal" Landscapes in the Holocene Mediterranean
  2. Ralf Vandam
  3. pp. 407-411
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  1. Living on the Edge or Forced into the Margins? Hunter-Herders in Jordan's Northeastern Badlands in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods
  2. Peter M. M. G. Akkermans
  3. pp. 412-431
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  1. "Marginal" Landscapes: Human Activity, Vulnerability, and Resilience in the Western Taurus Mountains (Southwest Turkey)
  2. Ralf Vandam, Eva Kaptijn, Nils Broothaerts, Bea De Cupere, Elena Marinova, Maarten Van Loo, Gert Verstraeten, Jeroen Poblome
  3. pp. 432-450
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  1. As Good as It Gets? "Optimal" Marginality in the Longue Durée of the Mediterranean Islands
  2. Helen Dawson
  3. pp. 451-465
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  1. Romans And "Marginal" Ligures in Northwestern Italy: The Polcevera Valley Case Study
  2. Marinella Pasquinucci
  3. pp. 466-481
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  1. Questioning the Concept of Marginality: Early Modern Ethnography and Bronze Age Archaeology of the Foothills and Uplands of the Raganello Basin (Northern Calabria, Italy)
  2. Peter Attema, Antonio Larocca, Wieke de Neef
  3. pp. 482-502
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