Botanical remains in six well-preserved and fully exposed burned buildings.

This table summarizes the plant contents of all of the well-preserved and fully exposed burned buildings with visible—and hence presumably intentional—plant concentrations. It corroborates widespread use of all three cereals, at least one pulse crop and at least one other taxon (often wild mustard, in addition to other fruit/nut taxa). H = “History house” [sensu 86, 109]. LE = “large and elaborate” building [110]. “f-t” means “free-threshing.” “x” = <30 items max per individual unit. “xx” = >30 items. “S” = discrete concentration (“storage” deposit). “Ext” = external. Building 150 is not otherwise included in this paper; it is used here only to illustrate a pattern across burned buildings.
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