Pinaceae
_Juniperus_ spp.—wood fibers—S/K9/46-50
Gramineae
_Zea Mays_—fragments from a small diameter, 16-rowed
cob. Must have borne small kernels, possibly
a popcorn. S/I11/53-57
—one kernel of a dent corn—S/0910/22-26.
Not highly dented, in size and shape does not
closely resemble modern commercial varieties.
—one large kernel of yellow sweet corn resembling
that of modern varieties. Must be
an intrusion. S/010/MIRB
(S/010/MIRB was a portion of a collapsed
material with no stratigraphic position).
_Muhlenbergia_ spp.—florets with grain destroyed.
S/08-9/31-35
Rosaceae
_Prunus_ spp.—one stone (drupe). S/L7/26-30
Leguminoseae
One fragment from a large pod (legume). S/L7/26-30
Boraginaceae
_Lithospermum ruderale_—medicinal fruit may have been
used as a contraceptive—S/L11/50-54