Plants (Other Keyword)

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Preservation of historical useful plant cultures in the Walachian open-air museum in Rožnov (with particular consideration being given to old and local apple varieties (Summary) (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only V. Tetera.

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Protection of the wild flora and of the rural cultures in the open-air museum in Martin (Summary) (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only B. Kubovova.

Recommendations, issues by the participants of the International Symposium in "The preservation of endangered rural plants and traditional domestic plants in open-air museums" (1981)

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The significance of open-air museum for the protection of species and biotopes (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only H. Sukopp.

Smoke is in the Air: Tobacco and Traditional Plant Use in 19th Century Plantation Life (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Claire Norton. Kimberly Kasper. Jon Russ. Jamie Evans.

At Ames Plantation in Western TN, excavations on the Fanny Dickins Slave House Site (1841-1853) have yielded a plethora of information about the everyday lives of the enslaved population. However, little is known about the smoking habits of these dynamic individuals. More can be revealed through employing multiple lines of evidence to generate nuanced understandings of choices surrounding the use of specific pipes and the varieties of plants smoked, such as tobacco and jimson weed. Conducting...

Social and Spiritual Landscapes in Ancient Mesopotamia (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Naomi Miller.

Ethnobiologists have demonstrated that shared human cognitive processes generate cross-cultural regularities in how people categorize the natural world. The human ability to recognize taxa means that plant and animal classification is not totally arbitrary. In addition, ancient people would have had place-specific knowledge of the particular plants and animals living in the territories they frequented. Representations of plants and animals in relation to each other in a landscape therefore...

Supplemental Analysis of Faunal, Botanical and Soil Samples from the Towne Neck Site (18AN944) at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ann Markell. Christian Davenport. Justine Woodard McKnight.

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Testing the Geographical Sourcing of Rivercane Using Pb/Sr Isotopes and Trace Elements in Arkansas and Oklahoma (2023)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John Samuelsen. Elizabeth Horton. Adriana Potra.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2023: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The use of rivercane in ancient basketry and other ancient materials presents an opportunity to understand how culturally important objects were used and moved across the landscape. Examples of ritual and subsistence related basketry have been found at Spiro and in the Ozark Mountains, some of which are expected to come from other locations. Modern plant...

Wild Foods of the Upper Midwest Hardwoods Region (2012)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Zakarius Fittipaldi.

Zur Gefährdung der kulturgeschichtlichen Wildpflanzen (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only V.J. Brondegaard.