Environmental Archaeology

This latest issue contains seven main papers, reviews and shorter pieces: A tooth defect as a bio-indicator for husbandry in ancient pigs (A Ervynck & K Dobney) , coleoptera from medieval smoke-blackened thatch (D Smith, J Letts & A Cox) , criteria to distinguish flax/linseed from wild radish (W Smith) , the potential for dental microwear analysis for exploring pig diet (J Ward & I L Mainland) , data on medieval flax cultivation from Poland (M Latalowa & W Raczkowski) , hydrological monitoring of an alluviated landscape in the Great Ouse valley (C French, M Davis & J Heathcote) , molluscan assemblages across a woodland-grassland boundary (P Davies) , charting the emergence of cereal and pulse domestication in South-west Asia