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Pollen analysis of the feature 4 privy at the Cross Street Back Lot Site, Boston, Massachusetts
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“Higher amounts of cereal pollen are often associated with agricultural and commercial contexts or the direct dumping of spoiled grain (Kelso 1998), so the recovery of small amounts of cereal and maize pollen at Town Dock suggest food consumption or animal foddering, rather than local production.”
From Urbanization and Landscape Change in Early-Eighteenth-Century Boston: The Environmental Archaeology of Town Dock (2016) · cites this paper as Kelso 1998
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“Since softwoods (pines and spruces) are one of the main types of arboreal pollen at other early sites in Boston (Kelso and Schoss 1983; Kelso and Beaudry 1990; Kelso 1998), their presence in the Town Dock deposits suggests regional, rather than local, vegetation.”
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- Kelso, G. K.
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- Historical Archaeology
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- 1998-09
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- 32
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- 49-62
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- 0440-9213
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