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The chemistry of neolithic beeswax
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A chronology of key events leading to and including the discovery of polyphosphates in the fruit flies:.
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Chewing tar in the early Holocene: an archaeological and ethnographic evaluation
In an editorial in 1897, the British Medical Journal (ii: 1112) reported on increase in the ‘disgusting habit’of chewing gum, prepared from rubber or plant resin flavoured with aniseed or peppermint.…
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Epicuticular wax components preserved in potsherds as chemical indicators of leafy vegetables in ancient diets
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A new approach, using gas chromatography and GC/mass spectrometry, has been adopted to detect the presence of preserved epicuticular leaf wax components absorbed in potsherds, and can serve as chemotaxonomic indicators of the vegetables prepared in vessels during their usage.
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[Human helminthiasis at the Gauls].
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In the ground, extracted between the wings of ilium of an adult skeleton, with an appropriated technical, it was possible to find eggs of Trichuris trichiura and a lot of eggs of Ascaris lumbrocoides and the human manure was used very probably in the gaul gardens.
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Saint-Ouen (Seine-Saint-Denis). 49, rue Saint-Denis
The Patrimony Atlas of Seine-Saint-Denis
The Patrimony Atlas of Seine-Saint-Denis (north of Paris) is an information tool related to the archaeological, architectural and landscape patrimony of Seine-Saint-Denis, accessible on the Internet…
Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis). 12-14, rue des boucheries
Tremblay-en-France (Seine-Saint-Denis). Chemin de la Pissotte.
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