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Fig 1.

Map of northern South Asia.

The map shows the location of the 4 sites discussed in this study (white) as well as some of the main archaeological sites pertaining to the Indus Civilisation.

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Table 1.

Summary of the samples analysed, indicating number of samples of each context and proxy at the four sites, and the main quantitative data.

*density at Harappa is inferred from indirect data on quantity of soil floated derived from Steve Weber’s work on macroremains [6263].

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Table 2.

Wood species mentioned in the text with ubiquity test scores for each site according to floras of South Asia [43, 78].

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Fig 2.

Pie charts summarising the results of the anthracological analyses.

The charts represent the proportion of different types of vegetation exploited at the 4 study-sites divided by context-type.

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Fig 3.

Pie charts summarising the results of the phytolith analyses.

The charts represent the proportion of different phytoliths groups identified at the 4 study-sites divided by context-type.

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Fig 4.

PCA biplots of multi-chemical analyses.

The plots show the results of PCA analyses on multi-chemical data: a) Harappa, b) Kanmer, c) Shikarpur and d) Alamgirpur.

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Fig 5.

Correspondence analysis biplot.

The plot shows the association between site/context and the type of wood charcoal or phytolith categories that most characterize them.

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