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Annales d Ethiopie
Les recherches archéobotaniques sur les sites médiévaux de l’est de l’Éthiopie étaient inexistantes jusqu’en 2015. Auparavant, l’orientation géographique de la recherche archéobotanique en Éthiopie avait généralement favorisé le nord et le nord-est du ...
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Les recherches archéobotaniques sur les sites médiévaux de l’est de l’Éthiopie étaient inexistantes jusqu’en 2015. Auparavant, l’orientation géographique de la recherche archéobotanique en Éthiopie avait généralement favorisé le nord et le nord-est du ...
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Archaeobotany of capers ( Capparis ) (Capparaceae)
Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 2002The origins of capers, their use and cultivation are discussed. Capers seeds and charcoal are often recovered from archaeological sites of the Mediterranean and West Asia. These are referred to as C. Spinosa L. This is mostly a group of cultivars restricted to localities surrounding the Western Mediterranean and some places in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Cristina Inocencio +5 more
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, 2021
This paper details an anthracological pilot study for the Lepu-Kina rockshelter site (AT-7), located on Atauro Island, East Timor and considers the implications of the preliminary results for the archaeology of the region.
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This paper details an anthracological pilot study for the Lepu-Kina rockshelter site (AT-7), located on Atauro Island, East Timor and considers the implications of the preliminary results for the archaeology of the region.
Alexandra Ribeny +2 more
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The archaeobotany of subsistence in the Pacific
World Archaeology, 1992Abstract The archaeobotanical investigation of past subsistence is far more advanced in temperate and sub‐tropical regions of the world than in the humid tropics. Past subsistence strategies in the Pacific are little understood. In this paper the increasing amount of archaeobotanical evidence from the region is described.
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2018
Archaeobotany’s goals are to investigate the interactions between human societies and the plant world in the past from the botanical remains preserved in archaeological sites, including the environment people exploited and the foods they extracted from it.
Louis Champion, Dorian Q. Fuller
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Archaeobotany’s goals are to investigate the interactions between human societies and the plant world in the past from the botanical remains preserved in archaeological sites, including the environment people exploited and the foods they extracted from it.
Louis Champion, Dorian Q. Fuller
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2020
Archaeobotany explores people’s engagement with plants and landscapes through analysis of preserved plant remains. Delicate, sometimes fragmentary, remains of plants are often recovered from archaeological excavations because in certain conditions this material can survive for thousands of years.
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Archaeobotany explores people’s engagement with plants and landscapes through analysis of preserved plant remains. Delicate, sometimes fragmentary, remains of plants are often recovered from archaeological excavations because in certain conditions this material can survive for thousands of years.
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Phytosociology and Archaeobotany
2016In theory, the location of pollen profiles on the sites of past human activity might be expected to provide the fullest and most sensitive records. The off-site location of pollen profiles enables the palynologist to examine the environmental history of what may be a greater number of sites at the possible expense of the degree of certainty regarding ...
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Historical Archaeology, 2002
Although still in its initial phases, archaeobotanical research at Old Mobile has much to contribute toward our understanding of cultural dynamics on the Gulf Coast frontier. Results so far obtained suggest that staple crops were both imported and locally produced and included species native to the Old World (such as fava beans) as well as the New ...
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Although still in its initial phases, archaeobotanical research at Old Mobile has much to contribute toward our understanding of cultural dynamics on the Gulf Coast frontier. Results so far obtained suggest that staple crops were both imported and locally produced and included species native to the Old World (such as fava beans) as well as the New ...
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Editorial: Archaeobotany for cultural landscape and human impact reconstructions
Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant Biology, 2010The special issue “Cultural landscapes of the past” is the outcome of the idea to present a set of researches centered on past cultural landscapes reconstructed principally on the basis of an integ...
Anna Maria Mercuri +2 more
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Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry
RATIONALE Morphological analysis has been frequently applied in archaeobotany. Recently, increasing studies have been conducted on the identification of biomarkers in archaeobotanical materials, which are rarely attached to morphological analysis.
Huanxi Li +6 more
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RATIONALE Morphological analysis has been frequently applied in archaeobotany. Recently, increasing studies have been conducted on the identification of biomarkers in archaeobotanical materials, which are rarely attached to morphological analysis.
Huanxi Li +6 more
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