The Early Upper paleolithic deposit of Mughr el-Hamamah (Jordan): Archaeobotanical taphonomy and site formation processes

Keyphrases

• 20th Century 33%
• Animal Bones 33%
• Anthropogenic Factors 33%
• Archaeobotany 100%
• Archaeological Deposits 33%
• Archaeological Record 33%
• Bioturbation 33%
• Cave Site 33%
• Charred Seeds 33%
• Charred Wood 33%
• Combustion Features 33%
• Diagenetic Processes 33%
• Dicots 33%
• Disturbed Layer 33%
• Dry Spells 33%
• Dung Spherulites 33%
• Early Upper Paleolithic 100%
• Grass 33%
• Hearth 33%
• Humid Environment 33%
• Jordan 100%
• Lithic Artefacts 33%
• Micromorphological 33%
• Micromorphological Analysis 33%
• Middle to Upper Paleolithic Transition 33%
• Multi-proxy 33%
• Natural Factors 33%
• Palimpsest 33%
• Pastoral Activities 33%
• Patchy 33%
• Phytoliths 100%
• Plant Resources 33%
• Post-depositional Processes 33%
• Recurring Activity 33%
• Site Formation Processes 100%
• Spherulite 33%
• Taphonomy 100%
• Western Area 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Anthropogenic Factor 33%
• Bioturbation 33%
• Depositional Process 33%
• Humid Environment 33%
• Jordan 100%
• Levant 33%
• Percolation 33%
• Phytolith 100%
• Plant Resource 33%
• Spherulites 66%
• Taphonomy 100%