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Sherds as archaeobotanical assemblages: Gua Sireh reconsidered

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By Aleese Barron, Ipoi Datan, Peter Bellwood, Rachel Wood
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Abstract The earliest claim for domesticated rice in Island Southeast Asia (4960–3565 cal BP) derives from a single grain embedded in a ceramic sherd from Gua Sireh Cave, Borneo.
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Sherds as archaeobotanical assemblages: Gua Sireh reconsidered

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By Aleese Barron, Ipoi Datan, Peter Bellwood, Rachel Wood
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Introduction The archaeobotanical record of early (pre-3000 cal BP) domesticated rice (Oryza sativa) in Island Southeast Asia largely relies on the presence in pottery sherds of husk impressions and inclusions, and, occasionally, adhering grains (Snow et al. Reference Snow, Shutler, Nelson, Vogel and Southon1986; Bellwood et al. Reference Bellwood, Gillespie, Thompson, Vogel, Ardika and Datan1992; Paz Reference Paz1999, Reference Paz2005; Doherty et al.
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