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Ancient Beer Recipes and Comparative Archaeology Recreating ancient beer recipes is popular in experimental archaeology, probably because of its participatory aspect and eager volunteers to taste the brew. In eHRAF Archaeology you can research be…

#AncientBeerRecipes and #ComparativeArchaeology

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Ancient Farming and Private Property: eHRAF for Comparative Archaeology NPR recently published an article on farming and property, titled “Why Humans took up farming: They like to own stuff”. To research private property and farming consider using eHRAF World Cul…

#AncientFarming and #PrivateProperty: eHRAF for #ComparativeArchaeology

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Woodland Period pottery in eHRAF Archaeology, a unique online resource for comparative archaeology The Middle Woodland Period produces some beautiful pottery such as this rimsherd from the Deister Site in Missouri. Using eHRAF Archaeology you can search the entire Woodland sequence for topics su…

Woodland Period pottery in eHRAF Archaeology, a unique online resource for #comparativearchaeology,

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Tools in Prehistoric Cultures: Shell Adzes and Comparative Archaeology In the production of farming tools, such as adzes, prehistoric cultures usually used materials that occurred locally. In Polynesia shells served as resource, while in other regions prehistoric peop…

Tools in Prehistoric Cultures: Shell Adzes and #ComparativeArchaeology,

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