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Archaeology of maritime hunter-gatherers: From settlement function to the organization of the coastal zoneRennes (France), 10th-11th April 2014Catherine Dupont and Grégor MarchandGeneral topicsMaritime hunter-gatherers have been the subject of particular attention from anthropologists, due to the wide variety of social organization all over the world. The diversity of their technical system, whether to fish, food preservation or storage, also just caught their attention. Archeologists have meanwhile focused their consideration on the so emblematic shell middens. These coastal or estuarine sites often combine dumps, graves, homes and daily activities areas. The recent resumption of their exploration in Europe came to highlight all their informative potential to answer the question of relations between humans and the marine environment. This new dynamic research is also supported by the diversification of disciplines related to archeology, which deliver more attention on these so singular remains. The workshop of Rennes in April 2014 allowed archaeologists from several countries to make an assessment under all latitudes and along all the oceans. It appeared that these sites could not be conceived out of wider economic and social networks. The papers published in this book are also an opportunity to question the place of these so particular human groups during the Prehistory of our species.SupportsThe organization of this event also received financial support from a number of public bodies and research projects:&#160; UMR 6566 CReAAH, the European “Arch-Manche” project (Interreg IVA 2 Mers, FEDER funds), the project “SeaMeso” from la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme en Bretagne, the CNRS (DR 17), the Rennes Observatory of the Sciences of the Universe (Observatoire des Sciences de l’Univers de Rennes, OSUR), the Ministry of Culture (Regional Archaeology Service) and the Brittany region. The University of Rennes 1 kindly let us use the Donzelot amphitheatre. Finally, we wish to thank the Société préhistorique française for accepting to categorize this event as a “French Prehistoric Society session”.This conference has been published online for free since 2016 on the website of the French Prehistoric Society and can be viewed here.CONTRIBUTIONSJeudi 10 avril 2014 (9h-18h)Nuno Bicho - Coastal resources and its importance forearly human adaptations in Southern IberiaJean-Marc Pétillon - Vivre aubord du golfe de Gascogne pendant le Tardiglaciaire&#160;: un nouveau paradigmeEsteban Álvarez-Fernández, Bárbara Avezuela, Joan Emili Aura, InmaculadaBarreram, Réné-Pierre Carriol, Katerina Douka, Catherine Dupont, Maria José Fernández,Sonia Gabriel, Alejandro Gómez Fuentes, Jesús Jordá, María Paz Villalba - Importance des ressources côtières dans lesud-ouest de l’Europe durant le Pléistocène supérieur et l’Holocène : espècescollectées et zone de collecteVéronique Laroulandie - Surl’exploitation des oiseaux marins par les chasseurs-collecteurs via le site deSanta Catalina en Espagne&#160; (Pléistocène)David Cuenca Solana,Igor Gutiérrez-Zugasti, Manuel R. González-Morales - Shell tool and subsistence strategies during the Upper Paleolithic inNorthern SpainJoan Emili AuraTortosa, Jesús F. Jordá Pardo, Esteban Álvarez-Fernández, Manuel Pérez Ripoll; DomingoC. Salazar-García, Ernestina Badal, Adolfo Maestro, Juan Vicente Morales; BárbaraAvezuela, Maria J. Rodrigo, Ricard Marlasca, Josep A. Alcover, Maria P. VillalbaCurrásPalaeolithic - Mesolithic Seapeople of thesouthern Iberian coastAna Cristina Araújo - Shells … as usual: understanding patterns ofearly Mesolithic organizationPablo Arias - Transitionscôtières&#160;: Les processus de néolithisation dans la vallée du Sado(Portugal) et la région Cantabrique (Espagne) Pablo Arias, Miriam Cubas, Miguel Ángel Fano, Eneko Iriarte, Inés L.López-Dóriga, Christoph Salzmann, Carlos D. Simões, Felix Teichner et Luis C.TeiraL’habitat asturien: une nouvelleapproche pour un problème ancienIgorGutiérrez-Zugasti, David Cuenca-Solana, Manuel R. González-Morales - Shell midden formation by Mesolithichunter-fisher-gatherers in northern Spain: old and new perspectivesMariana Diniz - Between the Land and the Sea: debating FinalMesolithic and Early Neolithic site catchment areas in Southern PortugalRaphaële Guilbert-Berger, Bernard Gassin, Isabel Figueiral, ViannetForest; Lionel Gourichon, Berger Jean François - Premiers résultats concernant le statut du site de Laverune et sonorganisation spatialeIngrid Sénépart, Didier Binder, Nicolas Weyder - Économie d'un espace littoral : le cas des chasseurs-cueilleursmésolithiques du bassin de Marseille et de ses environsGrégor Marchand, Catherine Dupont, Nathalie Desse-Berset, Yves Gruet,Marine Laforge, Jean-Christophe Le Bannier, Camille Netter, Marylise Onfray,Guirec Querré, Pierre Stéphan - Beg-er-Vilrevisited: new methodological approaches of the maritime hunter-gatherers inAtlantic FranceRick Schulting - Diet and territory at Téviec and Hoëdic,southern BrittanyCyrille Billard, Vincent Bernard - Lesbarrages à poissons au Mésolithique&#160;: une économie de prédation ou deproduction&#160;?Vendredi 11 avril 2014 (9h-18h)Søren Henning Andersen- Danish shell middens - new results oninternal organisation and intersite relations between shell middens in Danishfiords?Erik Brinch Petersen -Marine Adaptation of the SouthScandinavian PopulationGarry Momber, LaurenTidbury, Julie Satchell - Floodedlandscapes, human cultural divergence and the North sea basinLu Peng, Anne Tresset,Jia Xiaobing, Jin Yingxi, Yuan Jing - Holocenesea level rise, biodiversities and late prehistoric economies: a comparativeapproach of North-East China and North-West EuropeHirofumi Kato - From "Okhotsk culture" to"Ainu culture": maritime adaptation and human migrationChristine Lefèvre, Dominique Legoupil - Chasseurs-pêcheurs-collecteurs maritime de Patagonie australe :exploitation de l’espace littoralDominique Bonnissent, Nathalie Serrand, Pierrick Fouéré, ChristianStouvenot, Laurent Bruxelles, Sandrine Grouard - Archéoécologie des sociétés insulaires des Petites Antilles auMésoindien&#160;: l’enjeu des ressourcesSandrine Grouard, Sophia Perdikaris, Dominique Bonnissent - Peuplements humains de l’Arc antillais : unechronologie précolombienne de la pêcheNicolas Valdeyron - Entrepermanences et changements : la collecte de coquilles marines dans la baie deLuanda (Angola), du début de l'ère à l'actuel. Données archéologiques etethnologiques, réflexions méthodologiquesRobert Vernet - L'exploitationancienne des ressources du littoral atlantique mauritanien (7500-1000 cal)Sophie Méry - Le Totémisme est-ilbien mort ? Les Dugong BonesMounds du Détroit de Torrès(sub-actuel, Australie) et&#160; d’Akab (Néolithique récent, Détroit d'Ormuz).Jean-François Berger, Vincent Charpentier, Rémy Crassard, FedericoBorgi, Philippe Béarez - Premierschasseurs-collecteurs maritimes en Mer d’Arabie (XIe -IVe&#160; BCE)Antoine Zazzo, OliviaMunoz, Jean-François Saliège† - Diet andmobility in a late Neolithic population of coastal Oman inferred fromradiocarbon dating and stable isotope analysis.Paul Wallin - The Use and Organisation of aMiddle-Neolithic Pitted Ware coastal site on the Island of Gotland in theBaltic SeaAlexander Popov,Andrei Tabarev - Lords of the ShellRings: Boisman Neolithic Culture, Russian Far EastSergii Telizhenko - Stone assemblage of Copper Age shell middenof Ardych Burun site on Southern shore of Crimean peninsulaPostersClaire Houmard - L'exploitationdes ressources animales des premiers peuples maritimes de l'Arctique de l'Estcanadien (~2500 B.C.)Esteban Álvarez-Fernández, Inmaculada Barrera, Réné-Pierre Carriol, MariánCueto, María José Fernández, Alejandro Gómez Fuentes - Nouvelles données sur les relations des groupes de chasseurs-cueilleursavec la côte durant le Tardiglaciaire dans la Région Cantabrique : la grotte deEl Cierro