Pottery abrasion and the preparation of African grains

2024-12-06 Classification：Archaeology Click()
Author：Reid, A; Young, R

Article Title：Pottery abrasion and the preparation of African grains

Abstract：
The lack of botanical remains from farming sites in Africa remains a serious archaeological problem. This paper discusses how the indirect evidence of pottery may help to evaluate grain farming in African archaeology.

Keywords:  Africa; pottery; abrasion; grain; plant remains; crop processing; food preparation; Ntusi

DOI: 10.1017/S0003598X00066187

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