Hi Briana,
not much but may be traces to follow:
Gaudzinski, Sabine (1999): Ein mittelpaläolithisches
Rentierjägerlager bei Salzgitter-Lebenstedt. in: Boetzkes, Manfred /
Schweitzer, Ingeborg / Vespermann, Jürgen (eds.): EisZeit. Das große
Abenteuer der Naturbeherrschung, 165-175, Stuttgart
Kalhlke, Ralf-Dietrich (2006): Nashörner der Kältesteppe. – Natur und
Museum 136(11712), 245-255
Keller, Thomas (2011): Neandertaler zerlegt Nashorn. – Archäologie in
Deutschland 1/2011, 47
von Berg, A. (2010): Nashornjäger in der Eifel. – Archäologie in
Deutschland 3/2010, 48
Best
Christian
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Am 28.07.2014 um 16:40 schrieb Pobiner, Briana:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am co-supervising two summer student interns who are doing a
> project on prehistoric rhino predation. Their main advisor in
> college is a biologist does research on modern African rhinos, and
> this a bit of a side project for her, finding out when people began
> hunting rhinos. I’m an African Early Stone Age kind of gal, and we
> haven’t found much there (don’t get me started on hunting vs.
> scavenging!) so we’re now moving on to the MSA and LSA in Africa,
> and Middle and Late Pleistocene in Europe and Asia. So far there’s
> some interesting evidence from Grotte des Rhinoceros, La Cotte de
> Brelade, Lynford, maybe Bilzingleben, and Xujiayao, is
> interesting... I think we need to get even more recent, though.
> I’ve explained all the caveats of why it’ll likely be hard to find
> good evidence for this (rhinos don’t live in big groups, there’s so
> much meat on a rhino people may not have left any butchery marks
> when accessing it, rhinos are most often identified by teeth, etc.)
> but I’m still hoping they can come up with some good info. Does
> anyone know of articles, site reports, etc. that talk about rhino
> predation, or at least rhino butchery? Or have any other
> suggestions of trees to bark up?
>
> Thanks very much in advance!
>
> Briana
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