1. Farming in the Forest

   • Dirk Krausse

   Preface 03 April 2014 Pages: 1 - 1

2. Farming in the forest—Ecology and economy of fire in prehistoric agriculture

   • Felix Bittmann
   • Renate Gerlach
   • Wolfram Schier

   Editorial 28 March 2014 Pages: 3 - 3

3. Fifteen years of the Forchtenberg experiment—results and implications for the understanding of Neolithic land use

   • Otto Ehrmann
   • Harald Biester
   • Manfred Rösch

   Original Article 11 April 2014 Pages: 5 - 18

   

4. The double mosaic-regeneration of vegetation and soil after clearing, burning, and cultivation: lessons from the Forchtenberg experiment

   • Erhard Schulz
   • Ulrich Vannina
   • Mathias Hall

   Original Article 17 April 2014 Pages: 19 - 36

   

5. Revisiting and modelling the woodland farming system of the early Neolithic Linear Pottery Culture (LBK), 5600–4900 b.c.

   • Mehdi Saqalli
   • Aurélie Salavert
   • Anne Tresset

   Original Article 12 April 2014 Pages: 37 - 50

   

6. Contribution to the reconstruction of central European fire history, based on the soil charcoal analysis of study sites in northern and central Germany

   • Vincent Robin
   • Oliver Nelle

   Original Article 14 February 2014 Pages: 51 - 65

   

7. Models of wetland settlement and associated land use in South-West Germany during the fourth millennium b.c.

   • Tilman Georg Baum

   Original Article 10 April 2014 Pages: 67 - 80

   

8. Neolithic cultivation of tetraploid free threshing wheat in Denmark and Northern Germany: implications for crop diversity and societal dynamics of the Funnel Beaker Culture

   • Wiebke Kirleis
   • Elske Fischer

   Original Article 23 February 2014 Pages: 81 - 96

   

9. Vegetation history of chernozems in the Czech Republic

   • Barbora Vysloužilová
   • Lenka Danková
   • Jean-François Berger

   Original Article 18 February 2014 Pages: 97 - 108

   

10. Reconstruction of Holocene vegetation, tree cover dynamics and human disturbances in central European Russia, using pollen and satellite data sets

    • Elena Y. Novenko
    • Anastasia P. Eremeeva
    • Anna A. Chepurnaya

    Original Article 08 October 2013 Pages: 109 - 119

    

11. Botanical off-site and on-site data as indicators of different land use systems: a discussion with examples from Southwest Germany

    • Manfred Rösch
    • Angelika Kleinmann
    • Lucia Wick

    Discussion 13 February 2014 Pages: 121 - 133

    

12. Fire-reliant subsistence economies and anthropogenic coniferous ecosystems in the Pre-Columbian northern American Southwest

    • Alan P. Sullivan III
    • Kathleen M. Forste

    Discussion 30 January 2014 Pages: 135 - 151