Societal Impact Statement Agrobiodiversity is central to sustainable farming worldwide.
Cultivation, conservation and reintroduction of diverse plant species, including 'forgotten'and …

This article provides an up-to-date review of the origins and spread of cottons in the Old
World based on archaeobotanical evidence, and explores the routes and socioeconomic …

This study aimed to analyze Muslim entrepreneurs' work ethic who can directly contribute to
the City's economic growth where they live, namely Tasikmalaya City of West Java of …

With a view to understanding the dynamics of ancient trade and agrobiodiversity,
archaeobotanical remains provide a means of tracing the trajectories of certain agricultural …

Asian rice (Oryza sativa L.) was identified, among other plant remains, from several contexts
in a fortified elite residence at the site of Mleiha (United Arab Emirates) that was partially …

Excavations at Nahal Omer, an Early Islamic way station in the Negev Desert (sixth to ninth
centuries AD), have yielded exotic textiles such as silks and cottons. Through a new study of …

Late antique and medieval cotton and wool textiles found in the middle Nile Valley (Nubia,
northern Sudan) were analysed for their technical characteristics and strontium (Sr) isotope …

Agriculture in the arid Arabian Peninsula became established during the early Bronze Age
and relied, at least in eastern Arabia, on the cultivation of date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) …

Archaeological strontium isotope investigations of the movement of peoples and animals
rely on different methods to characterize a “local” strontium range. In geologically …

Strontium (Sr) isotope analyses were performed on a number of individual charred grains of
barley recovered from two selected Norse middens (Ø35; Ø49) in southwestern Greenland …