The Archaeology of Animal Bones (Texas A&M University Anthropology)
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A straightforward introduction to zooarchaeologogy aimed at both environmental and field archaeologists. Using Fishgate, York, and Caerleon as case studies, O'Connor outlines collection and sieving strategies, recording methods and the interpretation of butchery and gnawing marks. Problems of identification and quantification are tackled particularly clearly and concisely. O'Connor enthusiastically asserts the importance of animal remains, often overshadowed by other finds, to our understanding of animals and also of humans as hunters, farmers, animal lovers and consumers.
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