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The Wooden Artefacts of the Bronze Age Lakeshore Dwellings of Ledro Belonging to Italian Museum Collections

Abstract Wooden objects from a Bronze Age lake-shore dwelling in northern Italy, near Lago di Ledro, Trento, have been recovered in great number. Botanical identifications have been made of wood used for bowls, cups, spindles, sickles, and other tools for daily life. Also some wooden structures have been sampled and examined. The analysis yielded the following results: fir (Abies alba Mill), beech, (Fagus sylvatica L.), yew (Taxus baccata L.), spruce (Picea abies Karst.), larch (Larix sp.), maple (Acer sp.), oak (Quercus sp. deciduous gr.), ash (Fraxinus sp.), pine (Pinus sylvestris/montana gr.), alder (Alnus sp.), dogwood (Cornus sp.). The use of different wood species at Ledro is discussed and compared to that at Fiavè.