Carpological analysis aims at studying the remains of cultivated and wild plants within archaeological sites, in order to reconstruct ancient human diet and connected activities. The reconstruction of the paleoenvironment surrounding the site is another aim of paleocarpological research. Capillary and homogeneous sampling has characterized the research strategy at Karkemish since the first excavation campaign in 2011. This allows a reliable reconstruction of the site’s environment and subsistence economy. This contribution specifically is a carpological study of vegetal remains from well P.5347.
Carra, M. (2025). Carpological remains. Bologna : Ante Quem S.r.l. [10.12878/orientlabsm8].
Carpological remains
M. CarraPrimo
2025
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Carpological analysis aims at studying the remains of cultivated and wild plants within archaeological sites, in order to reconstruct ancient human diet and connected activities. The reconstruction of the paleoenvironment surrounding the site is another aim of paleocarpological research. Capillary and homogeneous sampling has characterized the research strategy at Karkemish since the first excavation campaign in 2011. This allows a reliable reconstruction of the site’s environment and subsistence economy. This contribution specifically is a carpological study of vegetal remains from well P.5347.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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