id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ebl-10	Dezendorf, Caroline	The Effects of Food Processing on the Archaeological Visibility of Maize: An Experimental Study of Carbonization of Lime-treated Maize Kernels	2013	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4865	218	45	What this study does conclude is that alkali processed kernels, which are not brittle and are less likely to fragment, are more readily found at archaeological sites than unprocessed kernels. Nevertheless, this study does provide conclusive evidence that alkali processed kernels, when carbon- ized, will demonstrate increased widths, increased thickness, and loss of pericarps and points of attach- ment (indicative of alkali processing).	cache/ebl-10.pdf	txt/ebl-10.txt