Macro-botanical evidence for plant use at Neolithic catalhyuk, south-central Anatolia, Turkey

Fairbairn, Andrew; Asouti, Eleni; Near, Julie; Martinoli, Daniele

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Macro-botanical evidence for plant use at Neolithic catalhyuk, south-central Anatolia, Turkey

Date

2002

Authors

Fairbairn, Andrew

Asouti, Eleni

Near, Julie

Martinoli, Daniele

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Analysis of charred plant macro-remains, including wood charcoals, cereals, seeds, tubers and fruits from the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük has indicated complex patterns of plant resource use and exploitation in the Konya plain during the early Holocen