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Smoke-Blackened Thatch (SBT): A Unique Source of Late Medieval Plant Remains from Southern England

Out of Print
By: John B Letts
62 pages, Col photos, b/w illus, tabs
Smoke-Blackened Thatch (SBT): A Unique Source of Late Medieval Plant Remains from Southern England
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  • Smoke-Blackened Thatch (SBT): A Unique Source of Late Medieval Plant Remains from Southern England ISBN: 9781850747048 Paperback Sep 1999 Out of Print #83143
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Some 250-300 examples of smoke-blackened thatch have been identified in southern England, almost all of them in Devon, and they have provided researchers with their first opportunity to examine full-plant specimens of ancient cereals, legumes and crop weeds, many of which are now rare or extinct in Britain.

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Out of Print
By: John B Letts
62 pages, Col photos, b/w illus, tabs
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