Some thoughts on recent publications in archaeobotany and agricultural origins. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. The author's research is currently supported by an ERC grant on Comparative Pathways to Agriculture (no. 323842) and an NERC grant on “The impact of intensification and deintensification of Asian rice production: transitions between wet and dry ecologies” (NE/N010957/1)
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Some thoughts on recent publications in archaeobotany and agricultural origins. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. The author's research is currently supported by an ERC grant on Comparative Pathways to Agriculture (no. 323842) and an NERC grant on “The impact of intensification and deintensification of Asian rice production: transitions between wet and dry ecologies” (NE/N010957/1)
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The Archaeobotanist: February 2013
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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Thursday, 21 February 2013. Earlier sorghum in Sudan. As its title indicates this study does confirm the present of Sorghum bicolor,. The sorghum here, at least in fig 4, looks legitimate. The suggestion that grains shape (narrow versus wide) can be used to identify both wild and domest...
The Archaeobotanist: Origins of Rice Podcasts
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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Thursday, 14 November 2013. Origins of Rice Podcasts. Last week, before typhoon tragedies hit the Philippines, I joined about 700 geneticists and plant breeders working on rice for the Rice Genetics 7 symposium. For the extended 14-minute version on archaeobotany try this link. The place to...
The Archaeobotanist: Soybean archaeobotany: multiple origins and not coincident with cereals
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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Tuesday, 6 December 2011. Soybean archaeobotany: multiple origins and not coincident with cereals. A important paper on Soybean domestication (subtitle " Does size matter? Was published last month in PLOSone. By G-A. Lee. Xu et al 2002. Or J of Experimental Botany. And China by Zhao Zhijun.
The Archaeobotanist: January 2014
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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Sunday, 5 January 2014. In Memoriam, Professor David R. Harris (1930-2013). Or this 2007 derivative. He was also a dedicated and knowledgible historian of the Institute of Archaeology (e.g. 1997. Of Gordon Childe's work. And their influences on the development of Neolithic research. Remains...
The Archaeobotanist: November 2013
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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Thursday, 14 November 2013. Origins of Rice Podcasts. Last week, before typhoon tragedies hit the Philippines, I joined about 700 geneticists and plant breeders working on rice for the Rice Genetics 7 symposium. For the extended 14-minute version on archaeobotany try this link. The place to...
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The Ashmounds of South India. A photo gallery of the Neolithic of South India. Info: The Deccan Prehistory Project (formerly Bellary District Archaeological Project). Scholars and Research Links. For cultivation, however, dates from ca. 2200 BC, while probably domestcated cattle, sheep and goats date to before 2600 BC. The Neolithic continued until 1200-1000 BC when Iron objects first appear and the periods is known as the Megalithic. Sites in the photo gallery:. Updated 6.7.2010]. University College Lon...
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: Monsoon aridification over Holocene South India & agricultural adaptation
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Tuesday, 14 February 2012. Monsoon aridification over Holocene South India and agricultural adaptation. T] A new article, out this week in Geophysical Research Letters, " Holocene aridification of India". By, Ponton, Giosan. Lithic con...
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: NATURE | NEWS FEATURE Human migrations: Eastern odyssey
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Wednesday, 2 May 2012. NATURE NEWS FEATURE Human migrations: Eastern odyssey. Humans had spread across Asia by 50,000 years ago. Everything else about our original exodus from Africa is up for debate. 3 May 2012 at 18:25. Rice origins ...
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: Ancient network of rivers and lakes found in Arabian Desert
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Tuesday, 1 May 2012. Ancient network of rivers and lakes found in Arabian Desert. 2 May 2012 at 12:24. More powers to your blog. keep posting! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Indian Ocean Archaeology Scoop.it. A new Bajuni database.
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: May 2012
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Monday, 28 May 2012. Antiquity's Ben Cullen Prize Winners, 2011. Across the Indian Ocean: the prehistoric movement of plants and animals. Dorian Q Fuller, Nicole Boivin, Tom Hoogervorst, Robin Allaby. Here is a major research project t...
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: Revolutionizing the Age of the Indian Acheulean
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Wednesday, 23 March 2011. Revolutionizing the Age of the Indian Acheulean. Reached India at an early stage. Almost at the same time of this publication, our team has just published an. On-line article in Quaternary Research. Which indi...
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka Lecture
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Friday, 18 May 2012. Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka Lecture. Out of Africa and the Significance of the South Asian Archaeological Record. On 24 May 2012 17:00. 2 January 2013 at 05:48. 11 February 2015 at 10:11. Project Sites and O...
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Some archaeobotanists with Near Eastern/Aegean interests. Did we leave you off? Ethnobotanist’s blog, Istanbul (. And Center for Archaeological Sciences,. Mary Anne Murray University of Copenhagen. University Museum, Philadelphia -. Comprehensive bibliography for Near East. British Institute, Amman. Near Eastern excavations. Also. Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle. Marijke van der Veen. CNRS, Jalès -. Crop Evolution and ethnobotany -. Urban and Belize ethnobotany. Lost crops of Africa.
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: Sourcing the 'lost Saraswati' river: new geological evidence
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Monday, 6 February 2012. Sourcing the 'lost Saraswati' river: new geological evidence. Recently published on-line in Geology. U-Pb zircon dating evidnece for a Pleistocene Sarasvati River and capture of the Yamuna. This paper provides ...
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors: Crop translocation modes and motivations
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Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors. Research news, views and updates relating to the ancient Indian Ocean, its connections, dispersals and exchanges. We welcome your ideas, inputs and views. Please provide news of relevent publications, conferences, meetings, and other events. Thursday, 21 February 2013. Crop translocation modes and motivations. A few months ago, some of the SEALINK project members, put out a paper in World Archaeology,. 10 December 2013 at 06:15. Thank you for your information. The Western ...
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Some thoughts on recent publications in archaeobotany and agricultural origins. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. The author's research is currently supported by an ERC grant on Comparative Pathways to Agriculture (no. 323842) and an NERC grant on “The impact of intensification and deintensification of Asian rice production: transitions between wet and dry ecologies” (NE/N010957/1). Tuesday, 16 January 2018. In Memoriam Alison Weisskopf (1960-2018). Alison and Oryza nivara in.
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McCown UC Berkeley Archaeobotany Laboratory. 65 Kroeber Hall, (510) 643-1112. View us on the map. University of California Berkeley. Berkeley, CA 94720-3710. Office Hours (Spring 2016):. Email inquiries at hastorf(at)berkeley.edu. What research are we doing? Sifting exactly all the voided seeds. After two and a half millennia,. She separates and gives a certain name. To each sieved particle. And so she reads. The menu when the customers have gone. Into the dark, and paid their final bill. Immortal messag...
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Archaeobotany Net is an independent site operated by the Research Cooperative and aimed at catching, organising, and presenting fragments of information related to plants, people, and the past. Our currently preferred net is a coconut-fibre casting net. Thursday, November 17, 2005. Welcome to Archaeobotany Net. Image: New Year decoration on the gate of a Shinto shrine in Kyoto, Japan. The plant is 'saka-ki' ( Cleyera japonica. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Palaeoethnobotany - International Working Group.
