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- Figure 1.
Fennoscandia and the study region delimited with dashed lining. Background: DIVA GIS elevation map, 250 m resolution.
- Figure 2.
Shifting frontiers of the southern and northern subsistence contexts throughout the prehistory of Fennoscandia until the Historical Age. Background: DIVA GIS elevation map, 250 m resolution.
- Figure 3.
Illustrations of activities from A to F, corresponding with lettering in Table 1.
- Figure 4.
Illustrations of activities from G to L, corresponding with lettering in Table 1.
- Figure 5.
Geographical distribution of activities analyzed in the paper and place names mentioned in the text. Background: DIVA GIS elevation map, 250 m resolution.
- Figure 6.
Studied labor activities. Green (or gray) indicates procurer activities, and yellow (lighter gray) indicates producer activities. Olive (dark gray) indicates activities undertaken in both contexts.
- Figure 7.
Trendlines visualizing labor intensity (line) and expertise (dashed line) in the two contexts (according to Table 1 and Fig. 6): Yellow (light gray) line represents the southern zone while the green (dark gray) represents the northern zone.
Tables
Activity Order of Intensity Order of Expertise A. Quartz use 2 2 B. Bothnian tools 1 3 C. Boat axes 6 8 D. Giant’s churches 9 6 E. Monumental burials 11 7 F. Small cairns 3 1 G. Hillforts 12 10 H. Bronze casting 4 9 I. Cooking pits 8 5 J. Burnt-rock heaps 7 4 K. Stone-box furnaces 5 11 L. Shaft furnaces 10 12
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