International audienceThe study of several types of botanical remains from the site of Mentesh Tepe, Azerbaijan, has provided the first data on the vegetation cover and the exploitation and use of plant resources from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age in this part of the Kura River Basin. Riparian woodlands constitute the main fuel source throughout the occupational sequence. However, wood was also exploited in relatively open woodlands characterised by the presence of a dozen shrub and tree species, among them oak, hornbeam, buckthorn, wayfaring-tree, maple and lime. Most seed and fruit remains correspond either to crops, such as cereals (barley, wheat) and pulses (lentil, grass pea), or to weeds and ruderal plants. The analysis of phy...
Abstract. Archaeobotanical results based on a limited number of samples from three aeeramie sites da...
The paper presents the results of an archaeobotanical study of charred seeds obtained with the water...
This paper combines new archaeobotanical and palynological data from the highlands of Eastern Anatol...
International audienceThe study of several types of botanical remains from the site of Mentesh Tepe,...
International audienceThe Neolithic process took place in the South Caucasus between the very end of...
Abstract: The results of the archaeobotanical examination of 2 sites, namely Mezraa Hyk and Gre Viri...
Recent excavations of sites dating from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age (VIe-IIIe millenium BC...
The sub-branch of archaeology, called archaeobotany connects present-day man with ancient plants. Th...
Carbonized plant remains recovered from the ancient city Dascyleum (Daskyleion) in the province of B...
This paper focuses on plant use by the last hunter-gatherers in the Levant from the Last Glacial Max...
Fars is an area characterised by a great diversity not only in natural resources, but also in cultur...
Plant remains from archaeological sites reflect many aspects of the relationship between people, pla...
The paper presents the result of analysis of charred food on the interior part of the vessels from t...
Major social and economical changes occurred in human societies during the Iron Age of Southeastern ...
Abstract. Archaeobotanical results based on a limited number of samples from three aeeramie sites da...
The paper presents the results of an archaeobotanical study of charred seeds obtained with the water...
This paper combines new archaeobotanical and palynological data from the highlands of Eastern Anatol...
International audienceThe study of several types of botanical remains from the site of Mentesh Tepe,...
International audienceThe Neolithic process took place in the South Caucasus between the very end of...
Abstract: The results of the archaeobotanical examination of 2 sites, namely Mezraa Hyk and Gre Viri...
Recent excavations of sites dating from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age (VIe-IIIe millenium BC...
The sub-branch of archaeology, called archaeobotany connects present-day man with ancient plants. Th...
Carbonized plant remains recovered from the ancient city Dascyleum (Daskyleion) in the province of B...
This paper focuses on plant use by the last hunter-gatherers in the Levant from the Last Glacial Max...
Fars is an area characterised by a great diversity not only in natural resources, but also in cultur...
Plant remains from archaeological sites reflect many aspects of the relationship between people, pla...
The paper presents the result of analysis of charred food on the interior part of the vessels from t...
Major social and economical changes occurred in human societies during the Iron Age of Southeastern ...
Abstract. Archaeobotanical results based on a limited number of samples from three aeeramie sites da...
The paper presents the results of an archaeobotanical study of charred seeds obtained with the water...
This paper combines new archaeobotanical and palynological data from the highlands of Eastern Anatol...