Resilience at the Transition to Agriculture: The Long-Term Landscape and Resource Development at the Aceramic Neolithic Tell Site of Chogha Golan (Iran)

Table 3

Quantified anthracological data from Chogha Golan (deep sounding; horizons AH XI, IX–IV, and III–I) tabulated by absolute fragment counts (), percentage fragment counts (%), and sample presence ().

	XI			IX			VIII			VII			VI			V			IV			III			II			I
		%			%			%			%			%			%			%			%			%			%
Pistacia	32	35.56	4	72	40.45	4	13	32.50	2	17	18.48	4	9	6.38	4	39	21.67	4	45	37.50	2	28	21.88	4	114	76.00	7	81	90.00	8
Amygdalus	5	5.56	2	11	6.18	3	3	7.50	2	1	1.09	1				3	1.67	2	2	1.67	1	6	4.69	3	7	4.67	4	1	1.11	1
Prunus													1	0.71	1
cf. Maloideae																1	0.56	1
Acer				1	0.56	1
Salicaceae	25	27.78	4	53	29.78	4	6	15.00	2	47	51.09	4	55	39.01	4	76	42.22	4	51	42.50	2	59	46.09	4	23	15.33	4	5	5.56	3
Tamarix	23	25.56	4	31	17.42	4	17	42.50	2	21	22.83	4	70	49.65	4	51	28.33	4	11	9.17	2	31	24.22	4	4	2.67	4	1	1.11	1
Hippophae	3	3.33	2	2	1.12	2	0
Chenopodiaceae	2	2.22	2	4	2.25	1	1	2.50	1	1	1.09	1	4	2.84	3	2	1.11	2	2	1.67	1	1	0.78		1	0.67	1	2	2.22	1
Paliurus/Ziziphus				1	0.56	1							2	1.42	2	1	0.56	1	2	1.67	2	1	0.78	1
Vitex				1	0.56	1
Leguminosae				1	0.56	1				5	5.43	2				6	3.33	3	7	5.83	2	2	1.56	2	1	0.67	1
cf. Ephedra																1	0.56	1
cf. Labiatae				1	0.56	1
Total	90	100	()	178	100	()	40	100	()	92	100	()	141	100	()	180	100	()	120	100	()	128	100	()	150	100	()	90	100	()