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Fig 1.

Map of the Corded Ware culture.

Redrawn from Müller et al [2], with public domain background data.

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Fig 2.

Location of sampled sites and other CW sites mentioned in the text.

Map by K-G Sjögren, using public domain data.

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Table 1.

Summary information on sites, sample sizes, and number of isotopic measurements from CW burials in southern Germany.

Samples from Asam et al. [24] and Menninger/Trautmann [33, 34] included. N = number of samples, 14C = number of dates, etc.

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Fig 3.

Plan of the Lauda-Königshofen Corded Ware cemetery.

Reprinted from [33, 34] under a CC BY license, with permission from Martin Menninger/Trautmann, original copyright 2008.

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Table 2.

Summary statistics of the isotope results from tooth samples.

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Fig 4.

Scatterplot of δ 15N vs. δ 13C for all samples.

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Fig 5.

Mean δ13C and δ15N values at Bergrheinfeld and Lauda-Königshofen, compared to early (LBK) and middle Neolithic (Rössen, Hinkelstein, Grossgartach) sites in southern Germany (ca 5500–4100 BC).

Comparative data from Mörseburg et al. [47].

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Fig 6.

δ13C spacing by site.

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Table 3.

Carbon and Nitrogen isotope vales from bone samples at the studied sites.

Data from Asam et al. [24].

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Fig 7.

δ13C and δ15N collagen values for Bergrheinfeld.

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Fig 8.

Δ13C collagen-enamel spacing by sex for Bergrheinfeld.

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Fig 9.

The geology and 87Sr/86Sr values for Baden-Württemberg, southwest Germany.

Modified after [118].

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Fig 10.

Strontium isotope geology of Bavaria (dotted line).

Three major zones are indicated, carbonates in the south; granite and gneiss northeast of the Danube, and a varied geological landscape with mixed 87Sr/86Sr values to the northwest of the Danube. Redrawn from Schweissing and Grupe [87].

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Fig 11.

Gerling [97] scatterplot of 87Sr/86Sr and δ18O (VSMOW) from 142 human tooth enamel from across the steppe region.

The vertical red line marks the 0.710 boundary in the 87Sr/86Sr values. Reprinted from [97] under a CC BY license, with permission from Claudia Gerling, original copyright 2014.

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Fig 12.

Isoscape map of mean annual δ18O values in Germany (VSMOW).

Redrawn from Rozanski [116].

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Fig 13.

Bar graph of ranked 87Sr/86Sr from 25 individuals at Lauda-Königshofen.

Red is female, blue is male, and black is unknown.

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Fig 14.

Scatterplot of enamel 87Sr/86Sr (x-axis) and δ18O from Lauda-Königshofen.

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Fig 15.

Bar graph of ranked 87Sr/86Sr from 19 individuals at Bergrheinfeld.

Red is female, blue is male, and black is unknown.

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Fig 16.

Scatterplot of enamel 87Sr/86Sr (x-axis) and δ18O from Bergrheinfeld.

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Fig 17.

Scatterplot of enamel 87Sr/86Sr (x-axis) and δ13C from Bergrheinfeld.

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