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Dear Ed
Hi. Sorry that I missed you in Israel. We had a great time, in spite of all the troubles. Are you going back next summer? Let me know since we are planning for June-July (or thereabouts). Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best
Haskel
 

Haskel J. Greenfield, Ph.D.
Professor of Anthropology
University of Manitoba
Department of Anthropology, FA 435
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GOD PUT ME ON EARTH TO ACCOMPLISH A CERTAIN NUMBER OF THINGS.
RIGHT NOW I'M SO FAR BEHIND I WILL NEVER DIE!

-----Original Message-----
From: Zooarchaeology is the analysis of Animal remains from archaeological sites [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Ed Maher
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 1:18 AM
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Subject: Re: Caribbean Dogs

Dear Caribbean Dog Lovers:

  Just to clear up a little misunderstanding: the missing premolars from the dog mandibles in the Caribbean is just something that I ran across in the literature (articles by Wing) in a class I'm taking now, so I haven't actually studied the assemblages themselves. I just thought it was interesting and wanted to post it here to see what everyone's thoughts were on it in terms of what kind of cultural practice it reflects. I suppose the use of restraints is the most likely explaination.

Cheers,

Edward Maher



 

 

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