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2017
Uncarbonized organic remains are found in natural and anthropogenic sediments of waterlogged and dry environments. In well-preserved deposits, the anatomy of the plant remains can still be observed. Specific characteristicsof organic remains allow their identification, thus providing information on the nature of the analysed sediments and further ...
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Uncarbonized organic remains are found in natural and anthropogenic sediments of waterlogged and dry environments. In well-preserved deposits, the anatomy of the plant remains can still be observed. Specific characteristicsof organic remains allow their identification, thus providing information on the nature of the analysed sediments and further ...
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Proceedings of the
Prehistoric Society, 1987
The absence of earth-filled structural features or easily identifiable graves precluded any systematic sampling programme for environmental evidence. However, two samples for the analysis of
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The absence of earth-filled structural features or easily identifiable graves precluded any systematic sampling programme for environmental evidence. However, two samples for the analysis of
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KIVA, 1975
ABSTRACTWild plant utilization by the Antelope House inhabitants is discussed in two aspects. The first is the problem of seasonal availability under varying climatic conditions, as exemplified by the array of plant foods obtainable in three different kinds of spring seasons.
Annita S. Harlan, Arthur E. Dennis
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ABSTRACTWild plant utilization by the Antelope House inhabitants is discussed in two aspects. The first is the problem of seasonal availability under varying climatic conditions, as exemplified by the array of plant foods obtainable in three different kinds of spring seasons.
Annita S. Harlan, Arthur E. Dennis
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2020
This chapter reviews archaeobotany (or paleoethnobotany), beginning with taphonomic effects on the probability that various kinds of plant remains are preserved and analyzed before discussing sampling and recovery methods and the character and descriptive terms for some classes of macroremains (seeds, charcoal, nutshell), microremains (pollen ...
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This chapter reviews archaeobotany (or paleoethnobotany), beginning with taphonomic effects on the probability that various kinds of plant remains are preserved and analyzed before discussing sampling and recovery methods and the character and descriptive terms for some classes of macroremains (seeds, charcoal, nutshell), microremains (pollen ...
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The Biblical Archaeologist, 1990
Examining organic material from shipwrecks can reveal a lot about when a ship sailed and what it was carrying. Many of the few plants mentioned in the Bible have been identified in the various wrecks.
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Examining organic material from shipwrecks can reveal a lot about when a ship sailed and what it was carrying. Many of the few plants mentioned in the Bible have been identified in the various wrecks.
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Preliminary Description of the Plant-Remains
Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London, 1919The material sent to me has proved of the greatest interest. When washed and sifted from the matrix the total amount of vegetable matter was very small, not much more than a large tablespoonful, but it has yielded important results. I regret that I have not yet had an opportunity of working out the species in full detail, and of photographing the ...
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