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Phytolith Analysis for Exploring Holy Island's Vegetational History

  • Raphael Kahlenberg
  • Don O'Meara
  • Lisa-Marie Shillito
  • Karen Milek

Abstract

This poster illustrates the potential of phytoliths (plant microfossils) for reconstructing past environments, and presents the research design of a study centered on Holy Island/Lindisfarne in Northumberland.

Full-screen mode recommended.
BSBI_poster_2021_v4

Acknowledgements

Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland
Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes
Natural Environment Research Council / Iapetus2
DigVentures
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Raphael Kahlenberg

Durham University, Department of Archaeology raphael.g.kahlenberg@durham.ac.uk

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Don O'Meara


Lisa-Marie Shillito

Newcastle University, School of History, Classics and Archaeology

Karen Milek

Durham University, Department of Archaeology

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