The natural holocene vegetation development and the introduction of agriculture in northern Norrland, Sweden

The natural holocene vegetation development and the introduction of agriculture in northern Norrland, Sweden

by Ulf Segerström

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Doctoral thesis on the Holocene vegetation of northern Norrland (Sweden) through the study of pollen of sediment, peat and soil samples, to improve knowledge about vegetation development and the history of man and the introduction of agriculture in the area.

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