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ancient starchanalysis1 CONSTRUCTAncient starch analysisTORRENCE · ARCHAEOBOTANY

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Archaeobotany

identifying plants and how they were processed from starch granules preserved on tools, in sediments or in dental calculus.

In archaeobotany, ancient starch analysis refers to identifying plants and how they were processed from starch granules preserved on tools, in sediments or in dental calculus. This meaning comes from Torrence (2005) in Ancient starch research.[1]

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  1. Torrence, R. (2005). Ancient starch research. Left Coast Press. ISBN 9781598740189

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