Author
Julian Thorne
Julian focuses on the identification of charred cereal grains and wood fragments to map prehistoric farming patterns. He is particularly interested in how ancient soil pH affects the preservation of botanical proxies over millennia.
20 Articles
Articles by
Julian Thorne
Chronological Dating and Frameworks
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Reading the Smoke: How Ancient Charcoal Tells the Story of Our Forests
Ancient Agricultural Practices
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Invisible Glass: Tracking Ancient Climates Through Soil
Soil Micromorphology and Stratigraphy
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The Breadcrumbs of History: What Burnt Seeds Say About Our Past
Tiny Stones and Ancient Weather: Reading the Ghosts in the Soil
Ancient Agricultural Practices
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What Burnt Seeds Reveal About Our Future Meals
Chronological Dating and Frameworks
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Secrets in the Smoke: What Fire Ash Tells Us About the Past
High-Resolution Analytical Techniques
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The Glass Ghosts of Ancient Forests
Botanical Macro-remains and Phytoliths
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Searching for Dinner in the Dirt
Chronological Dating and Frameworks
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Ancient Dinner Plates: How Burnt Seeds Tell the Story of Our First Farms
Plant Ghosts: How Microscopic Stones Reveal Lost Civilizations
The Secret History Hiding in Ancient Burnt Seeds
Ancient Agricultural Practices
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Tiny Glass Stones: The Microscopic Map of Ancient Jungles
Chronological Dating and Frameworks
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What Burnt Seeds Tell Us About Ancient Survival
Ancient Agricultural Practices
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What Ancient Leftovers Tell Us About the Past
High-Resolution Analytical Techniques
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The Burnt Breakfast Club: Finding History in Ancient Scraps
Taphonomy and Preservation Science
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Finding the Menu from Five Thousand Years Ago
Botanical Macro-remains and Phytoliths
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The Burnt Porridge That Rewrote History
Taphonomy and Preservation Science
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What Was for Dinner Ten Thousand Years Ago?
Taphonomy and Preservation Science
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What Burnt Seeds and Tiny Stones Tell Us About Ancient Dinners
High-Resolution Analytical Techniques
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