Prehistoric woodland clearance on Rosedale Moor: evidence for herbivore grazing, fires and a ‘dead wood stage’ at the time of Mesolithic forest disturbance

J.J. Blackford; J. B. Innes

Prehistoric woodland clearance on Rosedale Moor: evidence for herbivore grazing, fires and a ‘dead wood stage’ at the time of Mesolithic forest disturbance

J.J. Blackford, J. B. Innes

Geography

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Original language	English
Journal	North Yorkshire Moors National Park Research Review 2006/9
Publication status	Published - 2011

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