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The AnthroSOIL project analyzes soil organic matter to deduce human activities in prehistoric settings, particularly at the Durrington Walls site near Stonehenge. By employing advanced organic analysis techniques, it aims to map and characterize the organic content of soils, bridging archaeology and chemistry.
If the human uses of soils are profoundly different, can these use histories be deduced from their chemical traces?
Using the potential of organic biomarkers, AnthroSOIL will assess spatial organisation of prehistoric dwellings in order to recognise daily life activities through soil organic matter analysis.
At the interface of archaeology and chemistry, the project aims to develop a new methodological approach for the organic analysis of palaeosoils.
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