Volume 20, Issue 6

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November 2011

Special Issue: FLAX – new research on the cultural history of the useful plant Linum usitatissimum L.

Issue Editor:

Sabine Karg

10 articles in this issue

New research on the cultural history of the useful plant Linum usitatissimum L. (flax), a resource for food and textiles for 8,000 years
Sabine Karg
Editorial 16 October 2011 Pages: 507 - 508
Flax in Sweden: the archaeobotanical, archaeological and historical evidence
Karin Viklund
Original Article 18 October 2011 Pages: 509 - 515
Retting pits for textile fibre plants at Danish prehistoric sites dated between 800 b.c. and a.d. 1050
Stina Troldtoft Andresen
Sabine Karg
Original Article 16 October 2011 Pages: 517 - 526
Flax for oil or fibre? Morphometric analysis of flax seeds and new aspects of flax cultivation in Late Neolithic wetland settlements in southwest Germany
Christoph Herbig
Ursula Maier
Original Article 01 April 2011 Pages: 527 - 533
Flax processing in the Neolithic and Bronze Age pile-dwelling settlements of eastern Switzerland
Urs Leuzinger
Antoinette Rast-Eicher
Original Article 12 March 2011 Pages: 535 - 542
Flax and weld: archaeobotanical records from Mutina (Emilia Romagna, Northern Italy), dated to the Imperial Age, first half 1st century a.d.
Giovanna Bosi
Rossella Rinaldi
Marta Bandini Mazzanti
Original Article 30 September 2011 Pages: 543 - 548
Flax in Neolithic and Bronze Age Greece: archaeobotanical evidence
Soultana Maria Valamoti
Original Article 07 June 2011 Pages: 549 - 560
Historical and botanical evidence of distribution, cultivation and utilization of Linum usitatissimum L. (flax) in China
Fei-Hu Liu
Xia Chen
Chun-Lin Long
Original Article 29 July 2011 Pages: 561 - 566
Flax cultivation and textile production in Neolithic wetland settlements on Lake Constance and in Upper Swabia (south-west Germany)
Ursula Maier
Helmut Schlichtherle
Review 11 May 2011 Pages: 567 - 578
Flax seed production: evidence from the early Iron Age site of Tel Beth-Shean, Israel and from written sources
Mordechai E. Kislev
Orit Simchoni
Lior Maroz
Review 03 June 2011 Pages: 579 - 584

Volume 20, Issue 6

New research on the cultural history of the useful plant Linum usitatissimum L. (flax), a resource for food and textiles for 8,000 years

Flax in Sweden: the archaeobotanical, archaeological and historical evidence

Retting pits for textile fibre plants at Danish prehistoric sites dated between 800 b.c. and a.d. 1050

Flax for oil or fibre? Morphometric analysis of flax seeds and new aspects of flax cultivation in Late Neolithic wetland settlements in southwest Germany

Flax processing in the Neolithic and Bronze Age pile-dwelling settlements of eastern Switzerland

Flax and weld: archaeobotanical records from Mutina (Emilia Romagna, Northern Italy), dated to the Imperial Age, first half 1st century a.d.

Flax in Neolithic and Bronze Age Greece: archaeobotanical evidence

Historical and botanical evidence of distribution, cultivation and utilization of Linum usitatissimum L. (flax) in China

Flax cultivation and textile production in Neolithic wetland settlements on Lake Constance and in Upper Swabia (south-west Germany)

Flax seed production: evidence from the early Iron Age site of Tel Beth-Shean, Israel and from written sources

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