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SPECIAL ISSUE FESTSCHRIFT FOR PROFESSOR VAN ZEIST Edited by J.P. PALS, J. BUURMAN and M. VAN DER VEEN CONTENTS Introduction I "0 i Vii The botanical shadow of two early Neolithic settlements in Belgium: carbonized seeds and disturbances in the pollen record a a aad iad inbemaaibaaentels Prehistoric cereal gathering and farming in the Near East: the pollen evidence Ire GURU OU Sa acca ba seein bnsesatipipabadaininsireissnsndeheacnbaetinchestbebiotadihosigiehibiséebashasiabtiieacanss Plant remains from Iron Age Ullastret, Girona (NE Spain) oe nee 6 ScaenemE, CEES SFI IIIINIIE cic. sddecoast onjaciiicchetialel aaiinasecsaanhsniebbipignmddueitidniainaiananaeedsaiseendvtiieah bsiukutcbeenisbinasiti aa North American driftwood, especially Picea (spruce), from archaeological sites in the Hebrides and Northern Isles of Scotland Ss I UU aiid a Sinaia sheen nd copendpo bi ls asicnaechourpuaideinlr alae eb atiadetiaiy ata baicentinwuasshindsladbensaciiahntbiethabileadeadbe Plant remains from buried soils, Romsey, Hampshire F.J. Green (Romsey, UK) and K. Lockyear (Southampton, UK) CORRE REE EEE HEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE EEE HEHEHE HEHEHE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE EE EEES The deforestation of London a UN I enc ache ager dca bc edkicialihiensh mice naekodibnbindianabiadibadeddiuGay eathiaeliedhinnatacoaciehiiser sen snelinenacitbsigttiinespterbetiettnd Palynology and archaeology: the history of a plaggen soil from the Veluwe, The Netherlands W. Groenman-van Waateringe (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) SORE HEHE EE HEE EEE HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE HEE HEHEHE HEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE EEE HEHEHE HEHEHE Plant remains from Bogazkoy, Turkey It ahaa ees h la ala cusses tpd dsabn paanonninbinssndplchientendbakalesiebiciNSiabinah Dichotomous keys for the identification of the major Old World Crops I a a anil ered ce aca Akc as a bun bndpeiananienentbeneenabeahssbasansentnsibitenieiasins Quantifying macroscopic plant remains R.N.L.B. Hubbard (London, UK) and A. Clapham (Cambridge, UK) ........cc ccc cccccceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeees Weed phytosociology and crop husbandry: identifying a contrast between ancient and modern practice I feras ie ad elamsishneladscapiei semmebbahdae apeubeehaaeneeenannanse Some notes on pollen entrapment by rye (Secale cereale L.) J.H.J. Joosten and L.M. van den Brink (Utrecht, The Netherlands) TREE EERE EEE E HEHEHE HEHEHE HEE H HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHE EH EEHEEHEEH EEE EEHEEEEEEEE Vegetal food of Bar Kokhba rebels at Abi’or Cave near Jericho I Sa a a a laa celle dilemma aiinemnoleenebiecbauebdioedatienas onasavaienereneannmetindieepeaabeialan Epipalaeolithic (19,000 BP) cereal and fruit diet at Ohalo II, Sea of Galilee, Israel M.E. Kislev (Ramat-Gan, Israel), D. Nadel (Jerusalem, Israel) and I. Carmi (Rehovot, Israel) .............cccceeceeeesesssteeeeeeeee Studies in salt marsh vegetation and their relevance to the reconstruction of prehistoric plant communities I, reer ar II a cl aud sa citinienbndsinig nila bnmadindbahteednasibbabehisastsbaniseiigazenniaventeastnadtianiasnoneninntts Einkorn from Feudvar, II. What is the difference between emmer-like two-seeded einkorn and emmer? i a Is UTD 3.5.4 heininiesicgd chan cada ogh ah chasis noadaibagenlanedpapabeninscbasbdaadiabeiiolatsuis obehiebadshannqansesnvaanciniseastnateivadinipio Diet of a Roman centurion at Alphen aan de Rijn, The Netherlands, in the first century AD ee ee AI GU I Ny Ne III iis iscnescedcsckancesckassapwicendduvdacenvesaheniscctnssbesspeszevibeusedébornevsgesbecasnaaneanyesens Early Bronze Age plant remains from Freising, southern Bavaria a a i a seatletndaomestnn sadnsieeniennienidbip ahasnenessiosndapdadaibsinibnsteshtbisaunneGunaebsenichebchieeasebekaiiiete s The last 1500 years on Wolin Island (NW Poland) in the light of palaeobotanical studies I i Dao sada ielecadgcen scls dabeimssecnscuteitapikddbiahintdabesinannighababdbaaeagnnniadastbuninebesiiaeapenaiented Macrofossil finds of henbane (Hyoscyamus niger) in the old settlement layers in southern Finland ee ae) Sa" SIT cir oh caiccsspniedinhgnadinnnhabnansoaniiddascuubeastnanbsatesabboedentsrenmenetensehendinenanbeesiiaibeshspeeueeiepnneaicaniist Palaeobotanical and palynological studies in South Arabia G.M. Levkovskaya and A.A. Filatenko (St. Petersburg, Russia) ...............:::cccccssssseeeeeeesesssssseceseseseeseeeeeeeseeesseseesesseeeeeeeesenss Archaeobotanical data on millets (Panicum miliaceum and Setaria italica) in France i hi as bisciscbabsninnmeeraaa eds besebiahennnanen tae cet baiebbalaaniohabsiandibtedeensbanceinteessnvapeeddnoounihensapinsdianadiall Fruits, vegetables, herbs and other plants from the latrine at Dudley Castle in central England, used by the Royalist garrison during the Civil War L. Moffet (Birmingham, UK) SERRE REE EEE EEE H RHEE HEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE EEE EEE HEHEHE EEE EE EEE EE EEE HEHEHE HEEEEHEEEEEEH EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EE EEE HEHE EEE EEEEEEEHEEHEEEEEHEEES Weed and insect infestation of a grain cargo in a ship at the Roman fort of Laurium in Woerden (Province of Zuid-Holland) el. Ne GN T, TORU CAIIPOUGOIA, TINO FOCTIITINIIE) ooccccccescsesicsnsccccseincecscraceesocceosensonsscdscccnssndpovonesacsesnssvonecsacsedeasesveconeres 287 The archaeobotanical record of cultivated and collected plants of economic importance form medieval sites in France eS eb pladindhoioabaeedba sicho acaa-soidatnebens aubebhuedbiousadedtieiseneivccebnbdadebubinaneboiseadosnhe s 301 Botanical evidence for Garamantian agriculture in Fezzan, southern Libya I a FO cadlc hrcisb ln thin nnsslcen dna saab head Goalbinashes ng bdia s pasinadbacinbanesebecdénaibesbea dune 315