Contributions Series Nr. 29 (PDF)

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Introduction

Bronze Age and Byzantine pollen of the Kestel tin-mine (Turkey) and its possible origin: Practical and experimental pollen analysis in archaeological context. SYTZE BOITEMA and HENK WOLDRING  .. 7

Pollen from Mousterian sites in southeastern Spain. JOSE S. CARRION and MICHELE DUPRE .. 17

The Lower and Middle Pleistocene in the Circum-Mediterranean region. Attempts and results of archeo-palynological correlations.

LAURA CATTANI, MERCEDES GARCIA-ANTON, and JOSETIE RENAULT-MISKOVSKY .. 27

Differential recovery of fungal and algal palynomorphs versus embryophyte pollen and spores by three processing techniques.

CIARA M. CLARKE .. 53

Insect sources of pollen clumps in archaeological sites in southwestern U.S.A.: Ground-nesting bees and mites. OWEN K. DAVIS and STEPHEN L. BUCHMANN .. 63

A comparison of archaeological palynology of Almeria, Spain, and coastal southern California, U.S.A. OWEN K. DAVIS and BLANCA MARISCAL .. 75

Artefact sourcing using pollen analysis: A case study of caulking mosses from a 17th century river boat. MARIE-FRANCOISE DlOT.. 83

Large fraction pollen scanning and its application to archaeology. JANNIFER W. GISH .. 93

Pollen analysis of latrine fills from archaeological sites in Britain; results and future potential.  JAMES GREIG .. 101

Palynomorph taphonomy in the fluvial environment an example from the Palaeolithic site at High Lodge, Mildenhall, UK.

CHRIS O. HUNT .. 115

Comparison of peats and archaeological samples in the Andalusian Region, Spain. PILAR LOPEZ-GARCIA and JOSE ANTONIO LOPEZ-SAEZ .. 127

Vegetation of Moldova in the Late Paleolithic. SVETLANA I. MEDIANIK .. 141