Posters
Antolín F., Jacomet S., Bogaard A. and Buxó R.
New data on naked wheat in the Early Neolithic lakeshore site of La Draga (Banyoles, Spain). Identification issues and crop processing techniques
Bates J., Janik L., Lancelotti C. and Garcia-Tuset N.
Developing a phytolith reference collection for establishing weaving materials used in Upper Palaeolithic Eurasia
Berihuete Azorín M., Lozovskaya O.V.
Plant record at the wetland site Zamostje 2, Sergiev Posad, Russia: first results
Bode L., Livarda A., Bogaard A. and Charles M.
What is hidden in a Neolithic midden? Exploring the cultural construction of rubbish disposal at Çatalhöyük, Turkey
Bosi G., Rinaldi R., Rottoli M., Castiglioni E. and Bandini Mazzanti M.
Archaebotanical evidences of food plants in northern Italy during the Roman Age
Bosi G., Florenzano A., Rinaldi R., Barbieri G., Fraulini E. and Zanasi C.
Archaeobotany and the archaeological park "Terramara Montale" (northern Italy): a winner joint-venture
Brandolini A., Hidalgo A. and Plizzari L.
Morpho-physiologic variation of a Triticum monococcum L. core collection
Brandolini A., Hidalgo A., Pogna N. and Geminati R.
MonICA – a model project for einkorn reintroduction
Brombacher C.
Site monitoring at lake Lobsigen (Canton of Bern, Switzerland)
Campbell G., Pelling R.
Caruso Fermé L., Capparelli A.
Chevalier A., Bosquet D., Salavert A. and Court-Picon M.
Presence of Avena sp. in early Belgian Neolithic sites: just a weed or real food?
Colaianni G., Grasso A.M. and Fiorentino G.
Archaeobotanical analyses in Mediterranean urban contexts: new data from Lecce (SE Italy) between IV century B.C. and XVII century A.D.
Daoulas G.
Douche C., Tengberg M. and Willcox G.
Endo E.
Refining plant impressions using Replica-SEM method: millet cultivation in central highland Japan
Filipovic D., Maric M.
Finds of wild pear from Late Neolithic Vin?a, Serbia
Gkatzogia E.
Storage in ancient Epirus, Greece: preliminary results from two Hellenistic sites
Gkatzogia E., Valamoti S.M.
An archaeobotanical investigation of Iron Age societies in central Macedonia, northern Greece
Gerhardt M.
Roman agriculture fruits of selected wells from the Ries near Donauwoerth, Bavaria
Heiss A.G., Drescher-Schneider R., Szunyogh I., Bielowski W.R. and Fuchs G.
Four wells exposed – Waterlogged and charred plant remains and preliminary environmental data on the Middle/Late Bronze Age period in the Laßnitztal (western Styria, Austria)
Heiss A.G., Kohler-Schneider M., Szunyogh I., Klement M., Sperl I., König M., Sam S., Zingerle M.-C., Schretzmayr B., Lauermann E. and Pacher M.W.
Seeds from the Ivory Tower – How Archaeobotany goes public at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), Austria
Herbig C., Sirocko F.
Human impact and flood event layers: palaeobotanical investigations on Holocene maar lake sediments in the Quaternary Westeifel Volcanic Field (Germany, Rheinland-Pfalz)
Hidalgo A., Brandolini A.
Nutritional and technological quality of einkorn (Triticum monococcum L. ssp. monococcum), an ancient wheat with a future
Karathanou A. and Valamoti S.M.
Plant remains from Ayios Vasileios, a Mycenaean settlement near Sparta: preliminary results
Karathanou A. and Valamoti S.M.
The archaeobotanical investigation of human activity in late bronze age Greece
Kenéz Á., Pet? Á. and Gyulai F.
“New glume wheat” remains from Hungary. Questions and answers
Kirleis W., Fischer E. and Kroll H.
Tetraploid naked wheat rachis fragments as link for southern contacts of the early neolithic funnel beaker north group
Larsen J.H.
Plant remains inside clay built furnace shafts
Lopez-Doriga I.L., Arias P., Gonzales-Morales M.R., Gutierrez-Zugasti I., Simoes T.
Wild foods at Mesolithic and Early Neolithic Atlantic Iberia
Heiss A., Stika H.-P.
Making the incomparable comparable? A new attempt of the semi-quantitative evaluation of large-scale archaeobotanical data
Moreno-Larrazabal A., Zapata L.
Agriculture in the Basque Country during the Iron Age
Masi A., Sadori L., Balossi Restelli F., Baneschi I. and Zanchetta G.
Stable carbon isotope analysis as an indicator for water management practices at Arslantepe (Turkey) during the Late Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Ages (3350-2000 BCE)
Moniaki A., Valamoti S.M.
Archaeobotanical investigation at the site of Aghios Athanasios, Thessaloniki
Mueller-Bieniek A., Cywa K., Grygiel R. and Muzolf B.
Plant macro-remains from the Early Neolithic sites in the Kujawy region (central Poland)
Pashkevych G.
The history of broomcorn millet cultivation in prehistoric Ukraine
Pepe C., Giardini M., Giraudi C., Masi A., Mazzini I. and Sadori L.
Multi-proxy approach in the study of palaeoenvironment and cultural landscape of the imperial harbour of Rome (central Italy)
Perenzin M., Vaccino P., Brandolini A. and Hidalgo A.
Hulled wheats in Italy today
Pokorná A., Pokorný P., Novák J. and Ju?i?ková L.
Plant and animal remains form Early Post-Meroitic tumulus at Jebel Sabaloca, 6th Nile cataract, Sudan
Preiss S.
Aspects of agriculture and diet of the Medieval period (10th – 12th century AD) in northern France
Preiss S., Salavert A. and Court-Picon M.
The Middle Ages archaeobotanical data in Wallonia (southern Belgium): a review
Rattighieri E., R. Rinaldi, Bowes K. and Mercuri A.M.
Archaeobotanical investigations in a small-scale Roman agro-processing site at Case Nuove (Tuscany, Italy)
Rössner C., Deckers K. and Riehl S.
Plant use and vegetation changes at Körtik Tepe from the Epipalaeolithic to PPNA (SE Turkey)
Rühl L., Herbig C., Stobbe A.
Food, fodder, and timber – plant use in the fortified Bronze Age settlement Kamennyj Ambar in the Transurals steppe (Russia). Plant macro-remains and charcoal analyses
Ryabogina N., Ivanov S.
Ancient agriculture in the south of western Siberia: problems of paleoethnobotanic argumentation
Sabato D., Peña-Chocarro L. and Hernández D.
First archaeobotanical data from the ancient urban center of Butrint (Albania)
Slavova I., Marinova E.
Unthreshed intact wheat storages from ancient Apollonia – Indication of growing together of einkorn/new type wheat and free threshing wheat?
Speleers L. & van der Valk J.M.A.
Archaeobotanical traces of food consumption in Medieval and Post-Medieval Brussels (Belgium)
Stika H.-P, Heiss A.G. and Rützler H.
Nearly forgotten cereals re-activated for today´s slow food production in south-western Germany and eastern Austria
Teira-Brión A.
A time capsule: seeds in the ditch of the first Medieval wall of Santiago de Compostela (NW Iberia)
Ucchesu M., Sabato D., Peña-Chocarro L. and Lugliè C.
Archaebotanical research in Sardinia (Italy): new developments
Uzquiano P., Allué E., Antolín F., Piqué R., Ruiz-Alonso M. and Zapata L.
All about yew: on the trail of Taxus baccata in SW Europe
Vermeeren C., Hanninen K. and Out W.A.
Branch age and diameter: useful criteria to recognize woodland management in the present and the past?
Weide A., Karakaya D., Riehl S., Zeidi M. and Conard N.J.
Preliminary results on harvesting techniques and domestication of cereals at the Pre-Pottery Neolithic site of Chogha Golan, Iran
Weisskopf A.
Small scale horticulture in Thailand: an ethnobotanic approach to archaeological data
Zach B.
New glume wheat from Kathreinkogel, Kärnten, Austria