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Description: Assessment of open science practices in phytolith research through an article review

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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Project to assess the state of open science practices in phytolith research. This project has created a dataset by identifying articles with primary phytolith data from 16 prominent archaeological and palaeoecological journals in a 10 year period (2009-2018). The same journals and time period were used as the study by Lodwick (2019) so that the state of open science practices in phytolith research…

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Talk at the AEA autumn webinar series - 15th September 2020 - Open environmental archaeology means sustainable environmental archaeology.

Talk for the AEA webinar series in autumn 2020 about sustainability in environmental archaeology

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Palaeopercs talk 24th November 2020 - Open Science in Phytolith research

Presentation about my open science in phytolith project to Palaeopercs early career researchers webinar.

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Research compendium for Assessing open science practices in phytolith research 2021

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