1. Interpretation of charcoal and pollen data relating to a late Iron Age ritual site in eastern Ireland: a holistic approach

   • Conor Newman
   • Michael O’Connell
   • Karen Molloy

   Original Article 26 April 2006 Pages: 349 - 365

   

2. Mid to late Holocene vegetation and land use history in the Weald of south-eastern England: multiple pollen profiles from the Rye area

   • Martyn P. Waller
   • J. Edward Schofield

   Original Article 28 March 2006 Pages: 367 - 384

   

3. The weeds from the thatch roofs of medieval cottages from the south of England

   • Dominique de Moulins

   Original Article 30 May 2006 Pages: 385 - 398

   

4. The first find in southern Georgia of fossil honey from the Bronze Age, based on palynological data

   • Eliso Kvavadze
   • Irina Gambashidze
   • Giorgi Gogochuri

   Original Article 24 August 2006 Pages: 399 - 404

   

5. Importance of Rhus verniciflua Stokes (lacquer tree) in prehistoric periods in Japan, deduced from identification of its fossil woods

   • Shuichi Noshiro
   • Mitsuo Suzuki
   • Yuka Sasaki

   Original Article 10 November 2006 Pages: 405 - 411

   

6. Burnt sacrificial plant offerings in Hellenistic times: an archaeobotanical case study from Messene, Peloponnese, Greece

   • Fragkiska Megaloudi

   Erratum 10 November 2006 Pages: 413 - 417