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Figure 8 S3590 Retent fragment count Figure 9 S3590 weight of fragments in retent. <strong>The</strong> limited species within the flot (Figures 6 and 7) are revealed to be comparatively insignificant species within the retent where oak dominates (Figures 8 and 9). This is primarily due to weight of the fragments and, as can be seen, the five oak fragments within the retent (Figure 8) occupy a considerably larger percentage of the chart by weight. Willow is perhaps the 26
species most affected by the difference between flot and retent results, however a larger sample size would be preferable to really draw conclusions since this is based on a total of 7 flot fragments and 14 retent fragments. However, this is a substantially more valid picture of the species represented within this context than that produced by hand picking samples from the site. Most significantly the results from sample 3590 reasonably closely match that of the dominant species from the site as a whole. Those outliers from the whole site results chart are context specific with the Calluna sp. Ilex aquifolium and Sambucus sp. being largely from individual contexts while the Taxus baccata represents a possibly worked piece that has later been disposed of in fire. In general the use of the <strong>WODAN</strong> database enables results to be quickly pulled up and whole site trends observed. Advanced queries can quickly isolate stratigraphic variations and saturation curves can confirm that a sample is statistically valid. It is a valuable tool even before postexcavation work has been completed and, perhaps most importantly, enables anyone to use the same data to produce results tailored to their specific queries. 27
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Page 4 and 5: Illustrations Tables Table 1 Query
Page 6 and 7: Executive summary WODAN is an integ
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Page 37 and 38: 6 Outreach and Publication plan The
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Page 51: References Chabal, L. 1992. La repr

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