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5th Experimental Archaeology Conference Abstract – Pascal Flohr

Posted by experimentalarchaeologyuk on January 8, 2011 · Leave a Comment

From the 5th Experimental Archaeology Conference, Reading, 2011. Stable isotope analyses of ancient cereal grains for environmental reconstruction: using experimental archaeology to improve existing methodology Pascal Flohr Department of Archaeology, University of Reading Carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis of ancient cereal grains is a promising new method to reconstruct the environment and ancient agricultural … Continue reading →

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