Dear Laura,
I'm sure Otto Brinkkemper will send you a more exhaustive list of
dutch publications containing finds of Chenopodium album, but here
is a list of publications with C. album from our company. All the
URLs direct to reports on our website, they are all in Dutch,
however, but with an online dictionary you can probably retrieve
the most important metadata.
Kind regards
Wouter van der Meer
BIAX Consult
Laura Motta schreef op 11-11-2013 5:28:
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colleagues,
We are currently working on a project looking at the presence of
Chenopodium album and its interpretation in the archaeological
record in Europe, North Africa and Southwest Asia from the
Neolithic into Late Roman Republican period. As we are in the
initial stages of this project, we are creating a database of
contexts in which Chenopodium has been found, the amount of
remains these contexts produced and the relationship these remains
have with other plant remains.
We would be grateful to those who would be willing to share any
unpublished data or to point us toward any of the more obscure
publications which have Chenopodium album among their finds. All
data gathered by this project will be freely available to the
scholarly community. The project is sponsored by the Undergraduate
Research Opportunity Program at the University of Michigan.
All the Best,
Laura Motta, Ryan Hughes and James Reslier-Wells