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Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites Volume 10, 2008 - Issue 3
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The Use and Deployment of Modern Wood Samples as a Proxy Indicator for Biogeochemical Processes on Archaeological Sites Preserved in situ in a Variety of Environments of Differing Saturation Level

David Gregory
,
Anne Christine Helms
&
Henning Matthiesen
Pages 204-222 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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David Gregory & Henning Matthiesen. (2012) Nydam Mose: In Situ Preservation at Work. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 14:1-4, pages 479-486.
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Trevor Winton. (2023) Application of Parametric Sub-Bottom Profilers for Responsible in Situ Management of Underwater Shallow-Buried Archaeological Materials. Historical Archaeology 57:1, pages 188-208.
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C.G. Björdal & J. Rönnby. (2023) Evaluation of in situ preservation method applied at a terrestrial archaeological shipwreck site by use of sacrificial wood samples installed for 25 years. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation 176, pages 105528.
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Johanna Elam & Charlotte G. Björdal. (2022) Long-term study on wood degradation in urban soil-water systems - implications for service life of historic foundation piles. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation 167, pages 105356.
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Johanna Elam & Charlotte Björdal. (2020) A review and case studies of factors affecting the stability of wooden foundation piles in urban environments exposed to construction work. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation 148, pages 104913.
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H. Matthiesen, J. Hollesen, R. Dunlop, A. Seither & J. de Beer. (2015) In situ Measurements of Oxygen Dynamics in Unsaturated Archaeological Deposits . Archaeometry 57:6, pages 1078-1094.
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Henning Matthiesen. (2015) Detecting and quantifying ongoing decay of organic archaeological remains: A discussion of different approaches. Quaternary International 368, pages 43-50.
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Matthew Canti & Dirk Johannes Huisman. (2015) Scientific advances in geoarchaeology during the last twenty years. Journal of Archaeological Science 56, pages 96-108.
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H. Matthiesen, J. B. Jensen, D. Gregory, J. Hollesen & B. Elberling. (2013) Degradation of Archaeological Wood Under Freezing and Thawing Conditions—Effects of Permafrost and Climate Change. Archaeometry 56:3, pages 479-495.
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George Amendas, Glenn McConnachie & Anastasia Pournou. (2013) Selective reburial: a potential approach for the in situ preservation of waterlogged archaeological wood in wetland excavations. Journal of Archaeological Science 40:1, pages 99-108.
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Isabel Douterelo, Raymond Goulder & Malcolm Lillie. (2011) Enzyme activities and compositional shifts in the community structure of bacterial groups in English wetland soils associated with preservation of organic remains in archaeological sites. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation 65:3, pages 435-443.
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