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This project analyzes wild cereal habitats in the Near East to trace the origins of arable weeds and early agricultural practices. By studying the ecological relationships and isotopic signatures of various grass species, it aims to clarify the development of subsistence strategies during the Neolithic transition.
The project combines analyses on the taxonomic composition, isotopic signature, economic exploitability and functional ecology of wild cereal habitats in the Near East, which will create a data basis that allows to more reliably trace the origins of arable weeds and the development of subsistence strategies at the dawn of agricultural societies.
During the past decades, archaeobotanical research on early cultivation has strongly focused on the wild cereals, their experimental cultivation, and on…
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