Dear Alessio,
Here are some barn owl references from Roman Britain.
Cheers,
Umberto
Bate D M A. 1971. Report on bird remains. 101-2. In:O'Neil H. The Roman villa at
Park Street near St. Albans, Herts.HASPRINT 2. Hertfordshire Archaeol. Soc.
Rielly K. 1986. Bird bones. 169-70. In:Rook T. The Roman villa site at Dicket
Mead, Lockleys, Welwyn.Hertfordshire Archaeol. 9. 79-175.
Locker A. 1987. The animal bones. 108-115. In:Neal D S. Excavations at
Magiovinium, Bucks. 1978-80.Rec. Buckinghamshire 29. 1-124.
Stallibrass S. Animal bones. 587-612 and Pl. XXXI. In:Jackson R P J and Potter T
W (eds). Excavations at Stonea, Cambridgeshire 1980-5.London: British Museum.
Armour-Chelu M. 1997. Appendix 8: faunal remains. 350-64. In:Barker P., White
R., Pretty K., Bird H. and Corbishley M. The Baths Basilica Wroxeter.
Excavations 1966-90.London: English Heritage Archaeological Report 8
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