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Unravelling iron age cuisine: Integrating FTIR and ELISA evidence from Pungrt hillfort (Slovenia)

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Janez Kosel *
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Katja Kavkler
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Petra Vojaković
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Matija Črešnar
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Polonca Ropret
DOI:10.1016/j.culher.2026.03.012delete
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Abstract

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• FTIR protein prescreening combined with antibody/aptamer ELISA. • Aptamer (Gli4) produced stronger signal-to-threshold separation than the antibody. • Collagen and myosin were the most widespread markers in Pungrt. • Tripods and cooking pots show polyvalent use. • portable ovens associated with animal-based processing.
Keywords:
FTIR
ELISA
aptamer
collagen
myosin

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Journal of Cultural Heritage cover
Journal of Cultural Heritage
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