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this article presents a study of the mobility of late palaeolithic and Mesolithic hunter-gatherer groups which settled in the area of the upper otava, the Bohemian paradise and the central Bohemia region. the exploitation models are derived on the basis of a determination of the stone raw material composition of selected lithic industry assemblages together with a derivation of the transport distance of the individual rocks and minerals. the exploitation models are, in other words, structures in stone raw material reflecting the action radius of the human communities and providing a tool for understanding the spatial behaviour and its changes over time. iAnSA 2012 ● iii/1 ● 117–129 Petr Šída, Dagmar Vokounová Franzeová, Marta Moravcová: Raw Material Sources and the Possibility of Studying Hunter-gatherer Mobility as Seen on Selected late Upper Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Sites in Bohemia 118 spatial behaviour and its changes over time. the resulting image will not be a dynamic picture of past events, but respectively a reflection of archaeological sources. The determination of time is too coarse for this, and the available data is too fragmentary. We may be able, however, to find general patterns of behaviour, a kind of quasi-dynamic model of previous events. In this paper we focus on only one aspect of this model, which will be the determination of the size of the settlement areas and its changes from the late palaeolithic into the Mesolithic. Monitoring the types of used raw materials can be extremely effective in revealing the utilized space. the initial results have already indicated that such a procedure is not only possible but also beneficial (Šída et al. 2011). We would therefore like to test a larger sample of data.

interdisciplinaria archaeologica

Raw Material Sources and the Possibility of Studying Hunter-Gatherer Mobility as Seen on Selected Late Upper Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Sites in Bohemia