[IAWA Forum] Pinaceae identification

From: Carla Lancelotti <cl379@cam.ac.uk>
Subject: [IAWA Forum] Pinaceae identification
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2009 23:27:18 +0100

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Dear list members,

I am working on wood charcoal from Pakistan for my PhD and have  
recently found some conifer species that I am trying to identify. I  
have arrived to Family (Pinaceae) but I am having problems discerning  
genus and species for lack of reference material.

Do any of you have, or can tell me where to find, descriptions and  
possibly pictures of Pinus gerardiana, P. roxburghii and Cedrus  
deodara? I am almost sure it is one of these three as both Pine and  
Cedar have been previously identified in archaeological material from  
this area. Unfortunately the publications I have read don't get to  
species level for pine and don't give a full description of cedar.

Many thanks for your help.

Carla


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Carla Lancelotti
Pitt-Rivers Laborotory for Bioarchaeology
Department of Archaeology
Downing Site
Cambridge
CB2 3DZ
UK

Tel (lab): +44 (0) 1223 333537
cl379@cam.ac.uk





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previously identified in archaeological material from this area. =
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