Phytoliths and basketry materials at Çatalhöyük (Turkey): timelines of growth, harvest and objects’ life histories (original) (raw)

Abstract

Des empreintes sur argile et des phytolithes attestent sans ambiguïté l'existence de la vannerie à Çatalhöyük. On détaille ici les informations complémentaires offertes par une analyse conjointe de la technologie, des usages et des formes de ces vanneries avec l'identification et l'étude de la répartition des végétaux utilisés dans cet artisanat.

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