An introduction to zooarchaeology. (2018)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- An introduction to zooarchaeology. (2018)
- Main Title:
- An introduction to zooarchaeology
- Further Information:
- Note: By Diane Gifford-Gonzalez.
- Authors:
- Gifford-Gonzalez, Diane (Diane Patrice)
- Contents:
- Part I. An orientation to zooarchaeology. 1. Introduction ; 2. The emergence of zooarchaeology ; 3. A persepctive on zooarchaeology -- Part II. The evidence -- vertebrate bodies. 4. Bone and vertebrate bodies as uniformitarian materials ; 5. Bone's intrinsic traits : why animals eat animals ; 6. Bone's intrinsic traits : inferring species, sex, and age ; 7. Bone's intrinsic traits : age estimation from mammalian dentition -- Part III. Basic practical approaches. 8. Field recovery, lab methods, data records, curation ; 9. Identification : sorting decisions and analytic consequences ; 10. Zooarchaeology's basic counting units -- Part IV. Identifying causal process, effector, actor. 11. Human, animal, geological causies of bone breakage ; 12. Mammalian and reptilian carnivore effects on bone ; 13. Avian carnivore, ungulate, and effects on bone ; 14. Primary human effects : cutting edge and percussion effects on bone ; 15. Culinary processing and preservational effects on bone ; 16. Invertebrate, plant, and geological effects on bone -- Part V. Studying behavioral, social, ecological contexts. 17. Analyzing multi-agent assemblages ; 18. Reasoning with zooarchaeological counting units and statistics ; 19. Skeletal disarticulation, dispersal, dismemberment, selective transport ; 20. Calibrating nutritionally driven selective transport ; 21. Calibrating bone durability ; 22. Zooarchaeology and ecology : mortality profiles, species abundance, diversity ; 23. New ecologicalPart I. An orientation to zooarchaeology. 1. Introduction ; 2. The emergence of zooarchaeology ; 3. A persepctive on zooarchaeology -- Part II. The evidence -- vertebrate bodies. 4. Bone and vertebrate bodies as uniformitarian materials ; 5. Bone's intrinsic traits : why animals eat animals ; 6. Bone's intrinsic traits : inferring species, sex, and age ; 7. Bone's intrinsic traits : age estimation from mammalian dentition -- Part III. Basic practical approaches. 8. Field recovery, lab methods, data records, curation ; 9. Identification : sorting decisions and analytic consequences ; 10. Zooarchaeology's basic counting units -- Part IV. Identifying causal process, effector, actor. 11. Human, animal, geological causies of bone breakage ; 12. Mammalian and reptilian carnivore effects on bone ; 13. Avian carnivore, ungulate, and effects on bone ; 14. Primary human effects : cutting edge and percussion effects on bone ; 15. Culinary processing and preservational effects on bone ; 16. Invertebrate, plant, and geological effects on bone -- Part V. Studying behavioral, social, ecological contexts. 17. Analyzing multi-agent assemblages ; 18. Reasoning with zooarchaeological counting units and statistics ; 19. Skeletal disarticulation, dispersal, dismemberment, selective transport ; 20. Calibrating nutritionally driven selective transport ; 21. Calibrating bone durability ; 22. Zooarchaeology and ecology : mortality profiles, species abundance, diversity ; 23. New ecological directions : isotopes, genetics, historical ecology, conservation ; 24. Behavioral ecology and zooarchaeology ; 25. Social relations through zooarchaeology ; 26. Doing zooarchaeology today and tomorrow. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Cham, Switzerland : Springer
- Publication Date:
- 2018
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (XXIII, 604 pages), 137 illustrations, 4 illustrations in color
- Subjects:
- 930.1
Social sciences
Animal remains (Archaeology)
Vertebrates
Archaeology
Social sciences
Archaeology
Social Science -- Archaeology
Archaeology
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9783319656823
3319656821
3319656805
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- 9783319656809
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