Asouti, E. and Austin, P. (2005). Reconstructing woodland vegetation and its exploitation by past societies, based on the analysis and interpretation of archaeological wood charcoal macro-remains. Environ Archaeol 10 (1). Vol 10(1), pp. 1-18. https://doi.org/10.1179/146141005790083867.
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Reconstructing woodland vegetation and its exploitation by past societies, based on the analysis and interpretation of archaeological wood charcoal macro-remains | ||
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Environ Archaeol 10 (1) | ||
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Circaea | ||
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10 (1) | ||
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1 - 18 | ||
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The significance of the analysis of archaeological wood charcoal macro-remains as a tool for the reconstruction of woodland vegetation and its exploitation is discussed. Drawing from both older and more recent publications a number of theoretical and methodological approaches are examined. It is suggested that greater integration of charcoal and archaeological data is needed when evaluating charcoal preservation and sample composition, and that a more coherent theory of the complex ecological and cultural processes affecting species availability and firewood management needs to be developed. | ||
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2005 | ||
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08 Aug 2007 |
