Edible flora in pre-Columbian Caribbean coprolites: Expected and unexpected data. [PDF]
Reynoso-García J +4 more
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Winthrop Farm Excavation Artifacts - Accession 1462 [PDF]
The collection consists of various artifacts obtained from the Winthrop University Farm Excavation conducted during the Fieldwork in Archaeology class directed by Dr. Christina Brooks and Darwin Ramsey, Spring of 2008. The artifacts consist of glass jars
Winthrop Farm Excavation Artifacts
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Deciphering the West Eurasian Genetic Footprints in Ancient South India. [PDF]
Ahlawat B +5 more
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Perle plesaunte: the Lapidary Tradition in London, British Library, Cotton MS Nero A.X [PDF]
openQuesta tesi si propone di analizzare i poemi preservati all’interno del manoscritto Londra, British Library, Cotton Nero A.X introducendo la possibilità di un'intenzione condivisa nell'utilizzo di lapidari ed immagini di pietre preziose come ...
BIASIOLO, AURORA
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Natural and synthetic gem and rock artifacts, Pulau Kalumpang, Perak
Natural and synthetic gem artifacts discovered at the Pulau Kalumpang archaeological site, are identified as beryl, sodalite, moldavite, plasma, aventurine, quartz cat\u27s eye, analcime, jasper and glass beads with the latter predominating in quantity ...
Editor Geological Society of Malaysia
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Revision of the cultural chronology of precolonial Puerto Rico: A Bayesian approach. [PDF]
Rodríguez Ramos R +2 more
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Polyester or epoxy: assessing embedding product efficacy in paleohistological methods. [PDF]
Heck CT, Volkmann G, Woodward HN.
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Nascent craft specialization in the Pre-Pottery Neolithic A? Bead making at Shubayqa 6 (northeast Jordan). [PDF]
Thuesen MB +3 more
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Raman Spectroscopy Coupled with Reflectance Spectroscopy as a Tool for the Characterization of Key Hydrothermal Alteration Minerals in Epithermal Au-Ag Systems: Utility and Implications for Mineral Exploration. [PDF]
Arbiol C, Layne GD.
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Stone beads as bridges: lapidary artifacts and Ceramic Age networks in Antigua and Montserrat
Stone beads and pendants are among the most significant symbolic artifacts from the Ceramic Age Antilles, particularly abundant during the Early and Middle Ceramic Age (200 BCE–700 CE).This study documents the lapidary artifacts known from Montserrat and Antigua, drawing on collections from the ‘National Museum of the American Indian’ (Washington, D.C.)
Queffelec, Alain, Fouéré, Pierrick
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