Average Density of Charred Plant Remains: Tracing Surplus Production
Authors:
- Helena HamerowHHHelena Hamerow
- Amy BogaardABAmy Bogaard
- Michael CharlesMCMichael Charles
- Emily ForsterEFEmily Forster
- Matilda HolmesMHMatilda Holmes
- Mark McKerracherMMMark McKerracher
- Christopher Bronk RamseyCRChristopher Bronk Ramsey
- Elizabeth StroudESElizabeth Stroud
- Richard ThomasRTRichard Thomas
Open Access
- 21 November 2025
- book chapter
- Published by Oxford University Press (OUP)
- p. 232-239
Abstract
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