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Carbonate Crusts as Dating Tools on Coastal Archaeological Wood
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Carbonate Crusts as Dating Tools on Coastal Archaeological Wood
Mineral deposits, submerged timber, and the scientific challenge of determining when ancient coastal structures were built.Wood Preserved Beneath the WaterWood is one of the most informative materials in archaeology because it can reveal how people built boats, houses, piers, fishing installations, and other structures. Unlike stone, wood can preserve evidence of woodworking techniques, tool marks, tree species, and the environmental conditions …
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