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Archaeobotanical and palaeoecological assessment of three freshwater shell middens dating to the early Holocene, Yongjiang River, Guangxi, southern China
… The extracted starch grains from the Nabeizui grinding stone suggest it is a multifunctional tool for processing multiple types of edible plant materials. The diversity of macrobotanical remains is relatively rich, indicating that the shell midden people exploited and utilised a variety of food …
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Archaeobotanical and palaeoecological assessment of three freshwater shell middens dating to the early Holocene, Yongjiang River, Guangxi, southern China
… The extracted starch grains from the Nabeizui grinding stone suggest it is a multifunctional tool for processing multiple types of edible plant materials. The diversity of macrobotanical remains is relatively rich, indicating that the shell midden people exploited and utilised a variety of food …
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Mayan Metate Ethnoarchaeology
… sites in Mesoamerica. Unfortunately, grinding stones are understudied, and thus, not much is understood about them. Understanding that archaeology is based on the use of analogy to infer past life-ways, little work has been done to create analogies specifically for manos and metates. …