International audienceThe study of charcoal fragments from archaeological contexts is often limited to the identification of wood taxa. However, the dendrological examination of charcoal provides much information about physiological and health state of wood, wood diameter, wood growth, which offer valuable data on palaeoecology and on firewood management. Therefore, this paper proposes a brief review of the charcoal anatomy potential. It also proposes two approaches; the first one allows a reconstruction of the burnt wood diameter used in the past which correspond to the relative distribution of the diameter classes in an archaeological sample. The second method we present is an eco-anatomical approach based on the measure of the tree-ring ...
International audienceThe anthracological deposit as it appears in archaeological contexts is the re...
Wood exposed to a heat source can be transformed into charcoal if subject to conditions of carbonisa...
Tree fodder (leaves, twigs) to feed ruminants seems to have been used since the Neolithic, althought...
International audienceFor the past 20 years, the application of dendrology to charcoal fragments fou...
International audienceRecent developments of anthracology to better understand past woodland managem...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceThe study of timber wood and wood charcoal fragments from archaeological sites...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceDuring the last thirty years, archaeological charcoal has been considered by t...
Identification of ancient charcoal fragments is a valuable tool in reconstructing past environments ...
During the last thirty years, archaeological charcoal has been considered by the scientific communit...
International audienceThe anthracological deposit as it appears in archaeological contexts is the re...
Wood exposed to a heat source can be transformed into charcoal if subject to conditions of carbonisa...
Tree fodder (leaves, twigs) to feed ruminants seems to have been used since the Neolithic, althought...
International audienceFor the past 20 years, the application of dendrology to charcoal fragments fou...
International audienceRecent developments of anthracology to better understand past woodland managem...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceThe study of timber wood and wood charcoal fragments from archaeological sites...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceDuring the last thirty years, archaeological charcoal has been considered by t...
Identification of ancient charcoal fragments is a valuable tool in reconstructing past environments ...
During the last thirty years, archaeological charcoal has been considered by the scientific communit...
International audienceThe anthracological deposit as it appears in archaeological contexts is the re...
Wood exposed to a heat source can be transformed into charcoal if subject to conditions of carbonisa...
Tree fodder (leaves, twigs) to feed ruminants seems to have been used since the Neolithic, althought...