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Dear all, I am looking at some assemblages from a MBA pit in Turkey and have a sample full of heavily wrinkled grape seeds. The seeds are not fully rounded-out as with most that I have seen in archaeological deposits and appear to be partly formed. The logical conclusion is that they are immature. Having a quick scan through the literature I cannot find discussion or illustrations of anything similar. Does anyone know of any similar finds or have any opinion on what the wrinkling tells us? Cheers Andy --------------------------- Andrew Fairbairn, Associate Professor in Archaeology, ARC Future Fellow School of Social Science | The University of Queensland | Brisbane Queensland 4072 | Australia| Office: Rm 331 Michie Building telephone 61 7 336 52780 | fax 61 7 336 51544 | email [log in to unmask] | web www.socialscience.uq.edu.au Unless stated otherwise this email represents only the views of the sender and not the views of The University of Queensland