An archaeologist samples pollen from soil layers to decipher historical vegetation changes, a method complementing hazelnut shell analysis (Nils Forshed via Courthouse News). (CN) — Researchers ...

You might be a fan of hazelnuts in your baked goods, but who knew their utility went beyond delicious confection and snacks?

An archaeologist takes samples of pollen found in soil to understand the changing vegetation of a site: a companion technique to the authors' analysis of hazelnut shells. If we could stand in a ...

Can You Dig It volunteers took part in excavation work at Little Wood Hill in 2019. Courtesy of Galloway Glens / National Trust for Scotland Nearly two years ago, amateur archaeologists digging ...

Hazelnut half-shells provide traction on otherwise slippery sidewalks, as is seen Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023, on this sidewalk in Enterprise. ENTERPRISE, Ore. — Wendell Rock is eager to get the word out ...