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Descriptions of the places in which the plants were seen.
Appendix C: Vegetation Survey, Plant list (2010)
Database of plants of the Gordion region and locations in which they were seen (1988–2009).
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Barley measurements (2010)
Barley measurements from Gordion region.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Einkorn measurements (2010)
Einkorn measurements from Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Emmer measurements (2010)
Emmer measurements at Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Flax measurements (2010)
Flax measurements from Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Lentil measurements 1 (2010)
Lentil measurements from Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Lentil measurements 2 (2010)
Lentil Measurements from Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Naked wheat measurements (2010)
Naked wheat measurements from Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix D: Seed Measures, Other Poaceae measurements (2010)
Other Poaceae measurements from Gordion, Turkey.
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Data from hand-picked charcoal samples, Burned Buildings (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Data from hand-picked charcoal samples, Debris Samples (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples, Burned Buildings (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples, Debris Samples (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples, No Charcoal Samples Analyzed (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix E: Charcoal Samples, Inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples, Poor Provenience (2010)
The tables in Appendix E include the inventory of hand-picked charcoal samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 209 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 210 to 232 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 320, 330, 350), 233 to 260 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 610, 620), 261 to 282 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 283 to 403...
Appendix F: Data from flotation samples (2010)
The tables in Appendix F include the inventory of flotation samples analyzed and their contents. Samples are numbered 1 to 225 in Column A or Row A in rough order by period and locus number. Following those samples are the ones from the floor deposits of the three burned buildings: 226 to 238 (Early Phrygian Terrace Building 2A, YHSS 620), 239 to 240 (Hellenistic “Abandoned Village,” YHSS 350), 241 to 252 (Early Iron Age “BRH”= Burnt Reed House, YHSS 725), 261 to 687 (other flotation samples...
Botanical Aspects of Environment and Economy at Gordion, Turkey
The archaeological site of Gordion is most famous as the home of the Phrygian king Midas and as the place where Alexander the Great cut the Gordian knot on his way to conquer Asia. Located in central Anatolia (present-day Turkey) near the confluence of the Porsuk and Sakarya rivers, Gordion also lies on historic trade routes between east and west as well as north to the Black Sea. Favorably situated for long-distance trade, Gordion's setting is marginal for agricultural cultivation but well...
Botanical Aspects of Environment and Economy at Gordion, Turkey (2010)
The archaeological site of Gordion is most famous as the home of the Phrygian king Midas and as the place where Alexander the Great cut the Gordian knot on his way to conquer Asia. Located in central Anatolia (present-day Turkey) near the confluence of the Porsuk and Sakarya rivers, Gordion also lies on historic trade routes between east and west as well as north to the Black Sea. Favorably situated for long-distance trade, Gordion's setting is marginal for agricultural cultivation but well...
Views of Gordion and the Surrounding Region (2010)
Photographs accompanying Botanical Aspects of Environment and Economy at Gordion, Turkey. All photographs by Naomi F. Miller except where noted.