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Mesolithic pioneers reached Gotland around 9200 cal BP and adopted seal-hunting. The subsistence economy was flexible, and the importance of freshwater fish is reflected in the location of settlements and available stable isotope data. Overgrowing lakes provided an important subsistence base, and marine resources were mainly related to raw material needs. The narrower breadth of resources is reflected in the osseous production, where implements were made from seal bones. The lithic technology exhibits local adaptations over time – in the form of a simplification of the technology – that we relate to sedentism and increases in risk management and external networks. IZVLE∞EK – Mezolitski pionirji so dosegli Gotland ok. leta 9200 pr. n. ∏t. in so prevzeli lov na tjulnje. Njihovo samooskrbno gospodarstvo je bilo pro∫no, pomen sladkovodnih rib pa se ka∫e tako v lokacijah naselbin kot podatkih o stabilnih izotopih. Zara∏≠ena jezera so nudila pomembno osnovo pre∫ivetja in morski viri so bili predvsem povezani s potrebo po surovinah. Slab∏e dostopni visi se ka∫ejo v produkciji kostnih izdelkov, ki so bili izdelani iz tjulnjevih kosti. Kamnita orodja pa ka∫ejo lokalne prilagoditve skozi ≠as – v obliki poenostavljanja tehnologije -, ki jih povezujemo s stalnim na≠inom ∫ivljenja in pove≠anjem upravljanja tveganj ter zunanjih omre∫ij.

Dynamic adaptations of the Mesolithic pioneers of Gotland in the Baltic Sea