Recent excavations, conducted between 2001 and 2005, have made it possible to ascertain more precisely the archaeological and palaeontological contents of Mollet Cave, gather microvertebrates, and collect samples for radiometric dating.
Alongside this he also discusses the archaeological context of Tollund Man, examining the manner in which he was executed, his clothing, and the contents of his last meal.
The archaeological context was not properly recorded.
To assign dates to the latter, paleographers take account of their content, the archaeological context of their discovery, and technical points of book construction (e.g., quires, rulings) or modes of abbreviation.
Historically plants have been bred for high THC content, and archaeological evidence shows that this selective breeding dates back to before the common era in China and India.
PGAA and PGAI are excellent techniques for non-destructively analysing the bulk composition and Cl content of archaeological iron objects, because of their high sensitivity for Cl detection.
Estimates of total chloride content within archaeological iron can be achieved in a non-invasive manner using linear regression, with the Cl/Fe ratio as the predictor and Cl (specific ion meter) as the outcome variable.
The three tested methodologies to measure the maximum water content on waterlogged archaeological wood provided substantially equivalent results.
In this one region, some 2,000 caverns have been found and scientists regard them as potentially precious features because of their iron content, unusual biology and archaeological remains.
