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Book Reviews

Solanum spp. – Nightshades: Solanaceae

by robertspengler • May 10, 2012

Spengler, Robert N., III. 2012. Solanum spp. – Nightshades: Solanaceae; Paleoethnobotany Laboratory Guide; Department of Anthropology, Washington University in St. Louis.

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Earliest Direct Evidence for Broomcorn Millet and Wheat in the Central Eurasian Steppe Region

by robertspengler • August 11, 2010

Frachetti, Michael D., Robert N. Spengler III, Gayle J. Fritz, and Alexei N. Mar’yashev. 2010. Earliest Direct Evidence for Broomcorn Millet and Wheat in the Central Eurasian Steppe Region. Antiquity 84:993-1010. Peer-reviewed.

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Articles, Thesis Writings

Archaeobotanical Analysis of the Begash Site

by robertspengler • August 11, 2008

Spengler, Robert N., III. 2008. Archaeobotanical Analysis of the Begash Site: Plants as a Component of Mobile Pastoralism. St. Louis: Unpublished Master’s Thesis, available in the Anthropology Department at Washington University.

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