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ebl-416	Smith, Alexia; Dotzel, Krista; Fountain, Joyce; Proctor, Lucas; von Baeyer, Madelynn	Examining Fuel Use in Antiquity: Archaeobotanical and Anthracological Approaches in Southwest Asia	2015	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2522	150	45	Examining Dung Fuel in Southwest Asia In contrast to anthracology, archaeobotanists have traditionally focused on questions of subsistence but since the publication of Miller and Smart’s (1984) study of dung fuel use at ancient Malyan, Iran, increasing attention has been paid to identifying dung fuel and assessing the relative importance of dung versus wood fuels across Southwest Asia. Settled agriculturalists intensified wood fuel use to prepare plaster floors, heat baths, make glass, tiles, and bricks, and (from the Chalcolithic onward) to smelt metals.	cache/ebl-416.pdf	txt/ebl-416.txt