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Dear Colleaques, thank you for all the suggestions (off list). The remains are seeds of Xanthium (rather strumarium). Other possibilities are excluded now but I'm very glad for all suspisions. With best wishes Aldona 2011/5/17 Aldona Mueller-Bieniek <[log in to unmask]>: > Dear Listmembers > I would like to ask you for help in identification of some remains > found in a bronze age site in central Poland. They are charred and > built from two halves. > One side is convex. > They are a little similar to Ligustrum vulgare but not exactly the > same. I'm afraid that I don't have proper reference material. > I would be glad for id suggestions. > > Aldona > > -- > dr Aldona Mueller-Bieniek > Institute of Botany PAS > Lubicz 46 > PL31-512 Kraków > 0048 12 42 41 705 > -- dr Aldona Mueller-Bieniek Institute of Botany PAS Lubicz 46 PL31-512 Kraków 0048 12 42 41 705