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2014
Archaeozoology may be defined as the scientific evaluation of faunal materials retrieved from archaeological sites. These include all the organic remains left in the soil after the death and decay of animals but also the representation of animals in rock art and on portable materials.
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Archaeozoology may be defined as the scientific evaluation of faunal materials retrieved from archaeological sites. These include all the organic remains left in the soil after the death and decay of animals but also the representation of animals in rock art and on portable materials.
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Archaeozoology of Classical antiquity in Croatia
2021This paper presents a short overview of the state-of-the-art in archaeozoological studies of these periods. A brief list of all currently known, mostly published, archaeofaunal analyses for the Greek, Hellenistic and Roman period sites in present-day Croatia is given.
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Collecting, sieving and archaeozoological research
Journal of Archaeological Science, 1977Abstract The purpose of this short exposition is to pin-point some problems which arise when we demand that all animal remains should be sampled during excavation, and to point out some of the difficulties that arise in the interpretation of the data obtained.
A.T. Clason, W. Prummel
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Radiovisiography in archaeozoological analysis
1999During archaeological research 1984/85 on Vučedol site (Vukovar, Croatia) a large amount of animal bones was found. Near 15, 000 animal bone fragments from that site were taken to the Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Zagreb, Croatia.
Babić, Krešimir +3 more
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The archaeozoology of the Făgăraș fortress during the Habsburg period
Materiale şi Cercetãri Arheologice (Serie Nouã), 2022Bălășescu Adrian
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The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 1975
R. G. Welbourne, A. T. Clason
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R. G. Welbourne, A. T. Clason
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Archaeozoology in the Eastern Adriatic
2010Until the 1950's, archaeology in the Eastern Adriatic region was focused on Classical and Medieval periods, when prehistoric archaeology came to light. However, the focus stayed on artifacts and architecture, while remains of animals were neglected. The only exception was palaeontological research on Pleistocene faunas by Mirko Malez.
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