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Archaeobotanical evidence reveals the origins of bread 14,400 years ago in northeastern Jordan by Arranz-Otaegui, Amaia, Carretero, Lara Gonzalez, Ramsey, Monica N., Fuller, Dorian Q., 傅稻镰, Richter, Tobias

“…The origins of bread have long been associated with the emergence of agriculture and cereal domestication during the Neolithic in southwest Asia. In this study…”
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Risk, Reliability and Resilience: Phytolith Evidence for Alternative 'Neolithization' Pathways at Kharaneh IV in the Azraq Basin, Jordan by Ramsey, Monica N, Maher, Lisa A, Macdonald, Danielle A, Rosen, Arlene

“…'Neolithization' pathway refers to the development of adaptations that characterized subsequent Neolithic life, sedentary occupations, and agriculture. In the…”
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Ecological-cultural inheritance in the wetlands: the non-linear transition to plant food production in the southern Levant by Ramsey, Monica N.

“…The paper discusses a multi-proxy archaeobotanical dataset from the published macrobotanical and microbotanical research of 19 Epipalaeolithic sites over a…”
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Modifying the marsh: Evaluating Early Epipaleolithic hunter-gatherer impacts in the Azraq wetland, Jordan by Ramsey, Monica N, Jones, Matthew, Richter, Tobias, Rosen, Arlene M

“…The ecological impacts of human activities have infiltrated the whole of the ‘natural world’ and precipitated calls for a newly defined geological epoch – the…”
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CENTERED ON THE WETLANDS: INTEGRATING NEW PHYTOLITH EVIDENCE OF PLANT-USE FROM THE 23,000-YEAR-OLD SITE OF OHALO II, ISRAEL by Ramsey, Monica N., Rosen, Arlene M., Nadel, Dani

“…Epipaleolithic hunter-gatherers are often interpreted as playing an important role in the development of early cereal cultivation and subsequent farming…”
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Introduction to the Special Issue ‘The Anthropocene in the Longue Durée’ by Laparidou, Sofia, Ramsey, Monica N, Rosen, Arlene M

“…In the past few decades, there has been growing public awareness of human-caused global warming, rapidly decreasing biodiversity, massive soil erosion and…”
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A new archaeobotanical proxy for plant food processing: Archaeological starch spherulites at the submerged 23,000-year-old site of Ohalo II by Ramsey, Monica N., Nadel, Dani

“…Archaeological starch spherulites discovered at the submerged 23,000-year-old site of Ohalo II, Sea of Galilee, Israel, provide a new line of archaeobotanical…”
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Automated detection and classification of multi-cell Phytoliths using Deep Learning-Based Algorithms by Berganzo-Besga, Iban, Orengo, Hector A., Lumbreras, Felipe, Aliende, Paloma, Ramsey, Monica N.

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Wedded to wetlands: Exploring Late Pleistocene plant-use in the Eastern Levant by Ramsey, Monica N., Rosen, Arlene M.

“…The mosaic ecology of the Late Pleistocene Levant has been referred to by many authors investigating Epipaleolithic use of wild cereals as a prelude to…”
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Sheltered by reeds and settled on sedges: Construction and use of a twenty thousand-year-old hut according to phytolith analysis from Kharaneh IV, Jordan by Ramsey, Monica N., Maher, Lisa A., Macdonald, Danielle A., Nadel, Dani, Rosen, Arlene M.

“…•Phytolith analysis of 45 sediment samples from Kharaneh IV in the Azraq Basin.•Results compared to well-preserved, roughly contemporaneous site of Ohalo…”
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