Arnaud Dapoigny

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Archéologie et Préhistoire (8) Histoire, Philosophie et Sociologie des sciences (1)

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Colloques et conférences (4) Articles (3) Prépublication (2)

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Antiquities, Prehistoric (9) Prehistoric peoples (9) datation (5) coton (5) Dating (5) Ecology (5) Cotton (5) Arabian Peninsula (5) puits (4) écologie (4) Ecology (4) Chronology (4) Chronology (4) Chronology (4) strontium (3) isotope (3) environnement (3) abords (agglomération) (3) Afrique (3) Commerce (3) Strontium (3) Nature and nurture (3) Euthenics (3) Commerce (3) Business (3) Beginning (3) Adaptation (Biology) (3) Paléolithique (3) vallée (2) textile (2)

Documents écrit par Arnaud Dapoigny (9) | parle de Arnaud Dapoigny (0)

Chronology of Upper Paleolithic human activities recorded in a stalagmite at Points Cave (Aiguèze, Gard, France)
Maïlys Richard et al. (8 mars 2024)
A new multi-method approach for dating cave calcite: application to the cave of the Trou du Renard (Soyons, France)
Loïc Martin et al. (3 janv. 2024)
New ESR dates from Lovedale, Free State, South Africa: implications for the study of tooth diagenesis
Maïlys Richard et al. (2023)
The origins, domestications, diffusions of cotton cultivation and products in the Old World.
Charlène Bouchaud et al. (9 juin 2022)
The origins, domestications, diffusions of cotton cultivation and products in the Old World.
Charlène Bouchaud et al. (9 juin 2022)
Assessing the provenance of ancient cotton at Hegra, Saudi Arabia (end of the 1st c. BC-5th c. AD) using new, modern strontium isotope results
Saskia E. Ryan et al. (2 août 2021)
Assessing the provenance of ancient cotton at Hegra, Saudi Arabia (end of the 1st c. BC-5th c. AD) using new, modern strontium isotope results
Saskia E. Ryan et al. (2 août 2021)
Timing of Neanderthal occupations in the southeastern margins of the Massif Central (France): A multi-method approach
Maïlys Richard et al. (2021)
The Ancient Cotton Route: strontium isotopes support a trade network between southeast Arabia and India during Antiquity
Saskia E. Ryan et al. (28 sept. 2020)