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      Mediterranean prehistory, Paleobotany, Mediterranean archaeology, Aeolian Islands
Viene fornito l’aggiornamento tassonomico e fotografico del catalogo dei fossili messiniani del Torrente Sgarba nella sua componente fillitifera.
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El-Saadawi, W., Nour-El-Deen, S., El-Noamani, Z., Darwish, M.H and Kamal- El-Din, M. 2019. Fossil Flora of Egypt. In: Hamimi, Z., Elbarkooky, A., Martínez-Frías, J., Fritz, H. and Abdelrahman, Y.M. (Eds.), Geology of Egypt, Springer... more
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      Geology, Africa, Paleobotany, Egypt
W.P. van Pelt & F.B.J. Heinrich, ' Emmer Wheat and Barley Prices in the Late New Kingdom: A Ramessid Price Paradox Resolved ' in: Journal of Egyptian Archaeology (online first) This brief contribution uses archaeobotanical data to... more
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      Economic History, Egyptology, Papyrology, Archaeobotany
Use of fire has been recognized for a long time as a key innovation in the development of human groups, as a multisource technological improvement. Fuel wastes recovered from archeological sites are the direct evidence of the fire use in... more
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      Archaeobotany, Paleobotany, Hunter-Gatherer Archaeology, Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene
The object of the present study is the ancient bulb of the narcissus found on the mummy, probably of the Ptolemaic period, brought to Wrocław from Italy in the sixteenth century AD. For about four hundred years the mummy was kept by the... more
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      Paleobotany, Ptolemaic (Egyptology), Mummy Studies, Ptolemaic Period
We describe a new fossil wood from the El Bosque Formation (Eocene) in Chiapas, southern Mexico. It has a combination of features found in the Anac-ardiaceae, including distinct growth rings, diffuse porosity, vessels solitary and in... more
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      Botany, Paleontology, Paleobotany, Wood Anatomy
North East India has been a narrow land bridge for human dispersals between South Asia and South East Asia since ‘Out of Africa’ event. As per 1971 census, more than 220 ethno-linguistic population groups exist in North East India. Here... more
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      Paleoanthropology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Historical Linguistics, Paleobotany
AUTHORS: Alessandro Peinetti, Silvia Rita Amicone, Diego Angelucci, Giorgia Aprile, Fiorenza Bortolami, Lorenzo Castellano, Fabio Cavulli, Enrico Croce, Cosimo D’Oronzo, Fabiana Dumont, Girolamo Fiorentino, Giulia Fronza, Giorgio Gaj,... more
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      Archaeology, Geoarchaeology, Paleobotany, Neolithic Archaeology
An exceptionally large and well-preserved drepanophycalean lycophyte specimen from the Early Emsian Hunsrück Slate exhibits branching morphology and architecture that suggest previously unrecognized diversity of drepanophycalean... more
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      Paleobotany, Devonian, Lycophytes
ABSTRACT VOLTZIALES AND PINALES (= CONIFERALES) FROM CORTADERITA FORMATION (MIDDLE TRIASSIC), ARGENTINA, AND THEIR IMPLICATION IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF TRIASSIC CONIFERS. In this work, fossil wood, leaves, and branches designated to the... more
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      Paleobotany, Revista Brasileira de Paleontologia
New pollen data from four Oligocene floras in volcanic landscapes of Colorado record important climatic shifts that reshaped the local flora and promoted the development of sub-arid vegetation types. We combined new pollen data with... more
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      Paleoclimatology, Paleobotany, Biostratigraphy, Quaternary palaeontology
Chemical analysis of archaeological objects is an important part of current investigations. In the presented study, a soil from an archaeological vessel from rescue excavation close to the village Držovice (Central Moravia Region, Czech... more
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      Archaeology, Chemistry, Paleobotany, Corded Ware Culture
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      Archaeology, Paleobotany, Coroplastic Studies, Lucania antica
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      Paleobotany, Medieval Archaeology, Medieval castles, Archaeology Motte and Baileys
Reports on Cretaceous charcoals are relatively common on a global scale and have been increasing in recent years. Fossil charcoal from the Early Cretaceous mostly belongs to conifers (and other gymnosperms) and ferns whereas angiosperms... more
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      Paleontology, Paleobotany, Paleoenvironment
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      Archaeology, Geology, Climate Change, Mediterranean prehistory
Nos últimos anos, estudos de grãos de amido e de fitólitos, microvestígios formados em estruturas vegetais, têm fornecido valiosas informações para diversas disciplinas, como a Geologia, a Paleontologia, e a Arqueologia. No entanto, o... more
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      Archaeobotany, Paleobotany, Paleoethnobotany, Phytoliths
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      Botany, Near Eastern Archaeology, Near Eastern Studies, Middle East Studies
10th International Association of Landscape Ecology (IALE) World Congress University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy, 1-5 July 2019 Call for Abstracts: deadline 25 February 2019, http://www.iale2019.unimib.it/program/abstracts-submission/... more
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      Landscape Ecology, Human Ecology, Archaeobotany, Environmental Archaeology