2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jas.2022.105643
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Bayesian mixing models as a tool to explore Bronze Age bitumen trade from Tell Lashkir (Erbil, Iraq)

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“…BC), archaeological evidence suggests that resinous substances were multifunctional materials used as waterproofing agents, adhesives and decorative materials (Rageot et al, 2021(Rageot et al, , 2016. There is a significant body of research supporting the widespread use of bitumen in the Fertile Crescent (ex: Connan and van de Velde, 2010; Breu et al, 2022) which predates the introduction of agriculture and pastoralism (Bar-Yosef, 1987;Rosenberg and Chasan, 2021). Nevertheless, in Neolithic Europe, mainly birch bark tar and tree resins were chosen for the same applications (Chen et al, 2022;Rageot et al, 2016Rageot et al, , 2021Urem-Kotsou et al, 2018) although bitumen was still used in southern Italy, where accessible deposits existed (Nardella et al, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…BC), archaeological evidence suggests that resinous substances were multifunctional materials used as waterproofing agents, adhesives and decorative materials (Rageot et al, 2021(Rageot et al, , 2016. There is a significant body of research supporting the widespread use of bitumen in the Fertile Crescent (ex: Connan and van de Velde, 2010; Breu et al, 2022) which predates the introduction of agriculture and pastoralism (Bar-Yosef, 1987;Rosenberg and Chasan, 2021). Nevertheless, in Neolithic Europe, mainly birch bark tar and tree resins were chosen for the same applications (Chen et al, 2022;Rageot et al, 2016Rageot et al, , 2021Urem-Kotsou et al, 2018) although bitumen was still used in southern Italy, where accessible deposits existed (Nardella et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%