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Coarse sieves , which allow grain to pass through them while retaining large
straw fragments , weed heads ... product ) were stored as animal fodder and the
heavy chaff and straw ( the coarse sieve by - product ) were fed to working
animals .
Coarse sieves , which allow grain to pass through them while retaining large
straw fragments , weed heads ... product ) were stored as animal fodder and the
heavy chaff and straw ( the coarse sieve by - product ) were fed to working
animals .
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On the second function , which separates off fine sieve by - products positively ,
smallseeded weeds load high positively and big or headed weed seeds load
high negatively . On the third function , which primarily separates winnowing by ...
On the second function , which separates off fine sieve by - products positively ,
smallseeded weeds load high positively and big or headed weed seeds load
high negatively . On the third function , which primarily separates winnowing by ...
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... variables in a discriminant analysis of the four processing groups . winnowing
Smalls Free Light coarse sieving - Small ... are light or heavy , big or small ,
should be removed by coarse sieving and remain with the coarse sieve
byproducts .
... variables in a discriminant analysis of the four processing groups . winnowing
Smalls Free Light coarse sieving - Small ... are light or heavy , big or small ,
should be removed by coarse sieving and remain with the coarse sieve
byproducts .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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