[Archport] Journal of Archaeological Science - Volume 37, Issue 7, Pages 1381-1784 (July 2010)

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Journal of Archaeological Science  Volume 37, Issue 7,  Pages 1381-1784 (July 2010)

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  Original Research Articles

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Transitions in Islamic plant-ash glass vessels: on-site chemical analyses conducted at the Raya/al-Tur area on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt  Pages 1381-1395  Norihiro Kato, Izumi Nakai, Yoko Shindo

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Croatian Appoxiomenos alloy composition and lead provenance study  Pages 1396-1402  D. Mudronja, M. Jakšić, S. Fazinić, I. Božičević, V. Desnica, J. Woodhead, Z.A. Stos-Gale

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Characterization of elemental and firing-dependent properties of Phlegrean ceramics by non-destructive ED-XRF and NMR techniques  Pages 1403-1412  Camilla Terenzi, Cinzia Casieri, Anna Candida Felici, Mario Piacentini, Margherita Vendittelli, Francesco De Luca

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Preliminary evidence for medieval Polish diet from carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes  Pages 1413-1423  Laurie J. Reitsema, Douglas E. Crews, Marek Polcyn

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Quantifying tomb geometries in resistivity images using watershed algorithms  Pages 1424-1436  Mehrez Elwaseif, Lee Slater

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Strontium isotope ratios in fossil teeth from South Africa: assessing laser ablation MC-ICP-MS analysis and the extent of diagenesis  Pages 1437-1446  Sandi R. Copeland, Matt Sponheimer, Julia A. Lee-Thorp, Petrus J. le Roux, Darryl J. de Ruiter, Michael P. Richards

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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) hydrological modeling in archaeology: an example from the origins of irrigation in Southwest Arabia (Yemen)  Pages 1447-1452  Michael J. Harrower

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The meals in a Tuscan building yard during the Middle Age. Characterization of organic residues in ceramic potsherds  Pages 1453-1457  Gianluca Giorgi, Laura Salvini, Alessandra Pecci

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The impact of mining activities on the environment reflected by pollen, charcoal and geochemical analyses  Pages 1458-1467  Elisabeth Breitenlechner, Marina Hilber, Joachim Lutz, Yvonne Kathrein, Alois Unterkircher, Klaus Oeggl

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Testing micro-regional variability in the Holocene shaping of high mountain cultural landscapes: a palaeoenvironmental case-study in the eastern Pyrenees  Pages 1468-1479  Ana Ejarque, Yannick Miras, Santiago Riera, Josep Maria Palet, Hector A. Orengo

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Archaeobotanical and GIS-based approaches to prehistoric agriculture in the upper Ying valley, Henan, China  Pages 1480-1489  Hai Zhang, Andrew Bevan, Dorian Fuller, Yanming Fang

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Paleodietary analysis of the prehistoric population of the Canary Islands inferred from stable isotopes (carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen) in bone collagen  Pages 1490-1501  M. Arnay-de-la-Rosa, E. González-Reimers, Y. Yanes, J. Velasco-Vázquez, C.S. Romanek, J.E. Noakes

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Western technical traditions of pottery making in Tang Dynasty China: chemical evidence from the Liquanfang Kiln site, Xi'an city  Pages 1502-1509  Jianfeng Cui, Th. Rehren, Yong Lei, Xiaolin Cheng, Jie Jiang, Xiaohong Wu

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A parasitological paradox: Why is ascarid infection so rare in the prehistoric Americas?  Pages 1510-1520  Daniela Leles, Karl J. Reinhard, Martín Fugassa, L.F. Ferreira, Alena M. Iñiguez, Adauto Araújo

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Integrated archaeobotanical analysis: Human impact at the Dutch Neolithic wetland site the Hazendonk  Pages 1521-1531  Welmoed A. Out

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Post-medieval sheep (Ovis aries) metapodia from southern Britain  Pages 1532-1542  Stephanie Vann, Jessica Grimm

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Use-wear analysis of obsidian artifacts from Later Stone Age shell midden sites on the Red Sea Coast of Eritrea, with experimental results  Pages 1543-1556  Amanuel Beyin

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Rapid phytolith extraction for analysis of phytolith concentrations and assemblages during an excavation: an application at Tell es-Safi/Gath, Israel  Pages 1557-1563  Ofir Katz, Dan Cabanes, Stephen Weiner, Aren M. Maeir, Elisabetta Boaretto, Ruth Shahack-Gross

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Tell formation processes as indicated from geoarchaeological and geochemical investigations at Xeropolis, Euboea, Greece  Pages 1564-1571  Donald A. Davidson, Clare A. Wilson, Irene S. Lemos, S.P. Theocharopoulos

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Virtual anthropology and forensic arts: the facial reconstruction of Ferrante Gonzaga  Pages 1572-1578  Stefano Benazzi, Paolo Bertelli, Barbara Lippi, Elena Bedini, Roberto Caudana, Giorgio Gruppioni, Francesco Mallegni

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Finding Bosworth Battlefield: a multiproxy palaeoenvironmental investigation of lowland sediments from Dadlington, Leicestershire, England  Pages 1579-1589  Jane Wheeler, Graeme T. Swindles, Benjamin R. Gearey

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Charcoal reflectance measurements: implications for structural characterization and assessment of diagenetic alteration  Pages 1590-1599  Philippa L. Ascough, Michael I. Bird, Andrew C. Scott, Margaret E. Collinson, Illit Cohen-Ofri, Colin E. Snape, Katherine Le Manquais

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Site formation processes in caves: The Holocene sediments of the Haua Fteah, Cyrenaica, Libya  Pages 1600-1611  Chris Hunt, John Davison, Robyn Inglis, Lucy Farr, Tim Reynolds, David Simpson, Hwedi el-Rishi, Graeme Barker

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Identical rock types with different chemistry: sourcing phyllite-tempered Hohokam pottery from the Phoenix basin, Arizona  Pages 1612-1622  David R. Abbott, Joshua Watts

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Smelting and recycling evidences from the Late Bronze Age habitat site of Baiões (Viseu, Portugal)  Pages 1623-1634  Elin Figueiredo, Rui J.C. Silva, João C. Senna-Martinez, M. Fátima Araújo, Francisco M. Braz Fernandes, João L. Inês Vaz

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Ancestral Puebloan mtDNA in context of the greater southwest  Pages 1635-1645  Meradeth H. Snow, Kathy R. Durand, David Glenn Smith

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Mineral soda alumina glass: occurence and meaning  Pages 1646-1655  Laure Dussubieux, Bernard Gratuze, Maryse Blet-Lemarquand

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The technology of tin smelting in the Rooiberg Valley, Limpopo Province, South Africa, ca. 1650–1850 CE  Pages 1656-1669  Shadreck Chirikure, Robert B. Heimann, David Killick

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Moving sources: A preliminary study of volcanic glass artifact distributions in northeast China using PXRF  Pages 1670-1677  Peter Weiming Jia, Trudy Doelman, Chuanjia Chen, Hailong Zhao, Sam Lin, Robin Torrence, Michael D. Glascock

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Foreign ceramic tradition, local clays: the Handmade Burnished Ware of Tell Kazel (Syria)  Pages 1678-1689  Marie-Claude Boileau, Leila Badre, Emmanuelle Capet, Reinhard Jung, Hans Mommsen

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Preservation assessment of Miocene–Pliocene tooth enamel from Tugen Hills (Kenyan Rift Valley) through FTIR, chemical and stable-isotope analyses  Pages 1690-1699  Damien Roche, Loïc Ségalen, Etienne Balan, Simon Delattre

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Metallurgical investigations at Godin Tepe, Iran, Part I: the metal finds  Pages 1700-1715  Lesley Frame

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Tracing sickle blade levels of wear and discard patterns: a new sickle gloss quantification method  Pages 1716-1724  Jacob Vardi, Amir Golan, Daniel Levy, Isaac Gilead

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Carrot (Daucus carota L.) in Medieval Kraków (S. Poland): a cultivated form?  Pages 1725-1730  Aldona Mueller-Bieniek

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Integrating pedological and geophysical methods to enhance the informative value of an archaeological prospection – The example of a Roman villa rustica near Regensburg, Germany  Pages 1731-1741  Matthias Leopold, Thomas Plöckl, Gunter Forstenaicher, Jörg Völkel

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Glass gilding process in medieval Syria and Egypt (13th–14th century)  Pages 1742-1752  Eléonore Gueit, Evelyne Darque-Ceretti, Marc Aucouturier

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Increasing data (INAA) on Ecuadorian obsidian artifacts: preliminary provenance and a clue for pre-Columbian eastward trade  Pages 1753-1760  Patrizia Santi, Alberto Renzulli, Massimo Oddone

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Khao Sam Kaeo – an archaeometallurgical crossroads for trans-asiatic technological traditions  Pages 1761-1772  Mercedes Murillo-Barroso, Thomas Oliver Pryce, Bérénice Bellina, Marcos Martinón-Torres

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Still Bay and serrated points from Umhlatuzana Rock Shelter, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa  Pages 1773-1784  Marlize Lombard, Lyn Wadley, Zenobia Jacobs, Moleboheng Mohapi, Richard G. Roberts

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