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Vegetation History and Wood Exploitation in Pakistani Baluchistan from the Neolithic to the Harappan Period: The evidence from charcoal analysis

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Thanks to the discovery of archaeological settlements, from the eight to the second millenia B.C. a first history of the vegetation can be exposed. The results are mainly based on palaeobotanical studies (charcoal and macroremains) realised on archaeological settlements located in Baluchistan and Makran.
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hal-04198096 , version 1 (06-09-2023)

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Margareta Tengberg, Stéphanie Thiébault. Vegetation History and Wood Exploitation in Pakistani Baluchistan from the Neolithic to the Harappan Period: The evidence from charcoal analysis. In Weber, S. and Belcher, W. (ed) Indus Ethnobiology, new perspectives from the field, Lexington Books, pp.21-64, 2003, 0739106090. ⟨hal-04198096⟩
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