7th Experimental Archaeology Conference Abstract – Mike Charles et al

Posted by experimentalarchaeologyuk on December 15, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

Some like it hot: the effects of charring on crop remains Mike Charles, Glynis Jones, Emily Forster, Michael Wallace, Nick Fieller and Eleanor Stillman The preservation of plant remains by charring is one of the major sources of information regarding the economy and environment of the past.  However, despite the importance of charring to archaeobotanical … Continue reading →

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5th Experimental Archaeology Conference Workshop Abstract – Inés López López-Dóriga

Posted by experimentalarchaeologyuk on January 9, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

From the 5th Experimental Archaeology Conference, Reading,2011. Plant-related experiments Inés López López-Dóriga Universidad de Cantabria This session is specially focused on the presentation and discussion of specific methodologies to investigate the exploitation of vegetable resources by past societies, both through the direct study of botanical remains and indirectly from other kind of materials from archaeological … Continue reading →

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