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Enhancing the scientific and heritage value of heat-altered stones in prehistoric archaeology through a molecular approach
Heat-altered stones (HAS) offer significant yet underexplored potential for preserving molecular and stable carbon isotopic evidence of prehistoric culinary and technological activities. Despite their ubiquity, HAS have received far less analytical attention than ceramics, which have traditionally p
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