This study aims to provide anthracological data on forest transformations on the north-
eastern Iberian Peninsula during the transition from the last glacial GS-2a to the last isotopic …

Here we report on the results of a pilot anthracological study (archaeological wood charcoal
analysis) conducted on Maupiti Island, in the Society Island archipelago of French …

The arrival of European agriculturalists emphatically disrupted the foraging economies of
Australia Aboriginal peoples. Introduced farming based on non-native species was practiced …

Archaeobotanical analyses (mainly on seeds and fruits–over 1000 l of sieved material with
unpublished data) from three urban sites (2nd cent. BC–2nd cent. AD) provided interesting …

This article shows a set of agroecological practices that were incorporated into the
archeological landscape of the Chanchán basin by pre-Hispanic Kañaris societies for 1200 …

A common predicament in archaeobotany is the relatively low proportion of the plant
material exploited by humans that survives into the archaeobotanical record. Ethnobotanical …

Wood charcoal analysis carried out at Espantalobos (Quicena, Huesca) provides key data
on the research of past vegetation and woodland exploitation by late Mesolithic groups in …

ABSTRACT At the 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists
(EAA) in August to September 2017 in Maastricht, NL, two sessions explored how …

You were always different than others. Born without complete use of half your body, your
path through this life was never easy. Your mother once confided in me that, in a moment of …

The analysis of plant macroremains from Poças de São Bento, a shell-midden in the Sado
Valley (Portugal), has provided interesting insights into the shell-midden formation …