The integration of stable isotope analysis crop remains with the ecological archaeological weed flora allows for a detailed reconstruction husbandry and arable growing conditions. This paper presents first such study developed Neolithic Chalcolithic Central Anatolia, exploring at large (8 ha) early 6th millennium BC site Çatalhöyük West last phases preceding East, located on western end Konya P...

Light detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology is a valuable tool for archaeological prospection in areas covered by dense vegetation. Its capacity to penetrate forest environments enables it detect remains scattered over orographically complex areas. LiDAR-derived digital terrain models (DTMs) have made an exceptional contribution towards identifying topographic landscapes of interest. In this...

In the autumn of 2020 and spring 2021, archaeological geological field surveys were conducted within Nessebar Pomorie municipalities, as part project “Archaeology Landscape: Patterns Reconstruction Ancient Environment.” The aims to reconstruct landscapes Southern slopes Emine Stara Planina Mountain during Antiquity, well investigate human impact on environment sites. During surveys, 102 new sit...

Abstract The so-called Triticoid-type grains are known from several prehistoric sites in southwest Asia and their identification has long been unclear. They resemble the of wheats researchers suggested they may represent an extinct Triticeae species, possibly closely related to wild crop progenitors. In this study we identify as Heteranthelium piliferum (Banks & Sol.) Hochst. describe key c...