Archaeological chemistry
A. M. Pollard
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Archaeological chemistry
Published
1996
Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
Pages
375
ISBN-10
0854045236
Description
"Archaeological Chemistry aims to demonstrate the importance and utility of scientific techniques applied to the study of the past and how the new range of organic molecules has been used to answer questions of major archaeological significance, such as the nature of animal husbandry in the early history of domestication and agriculture. In particular, the role of chemistry is emphasised through a seriesof case studies, presenting scientific investigation as a challenging field of enquiry rather than a routine application of established procedures."--BOOK JACKET.
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Archaeological chemistry was written by A. M. Pollard.
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