The most common process through which plant remains are preserved and enter the archaeological record is through

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Sir · Answer 1 · 2018-11-11T08:37:03+0000

The answer is paleoethnobotany. This is a common process in which the remains of the plants are reserved as they are being studied and in the same time, they will be recorded or will be placed under the archaeological records.

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