If anyone has a pdf, I would appreciate a copy.

Sincerely

Haskel

 

 

Hi Albina,

 

Bird bones do not fuse in the same way as mammal bones, as you probably know, but the best reference I have found on the subject is the following:

 

Schröder L. and Junge D. Contents of histochemically detectable iron in certain organs of the domesticated chicken (Gallus domesticus L) [Journal] // Acta Histochemica. - 1972. - 2 : Vol. 43. - pp. 309-320.

 

Unfortunately, I do not have a pdf copy, but others might, if they cannot suggest a better reference.  Incidentally, if anyone does have a pdf copy, I would be grateful for one!

 

Best regards,

 

Lee G. Broderick.  BA (Hons), MSc

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Dear Zooarchers

I am looking for comparative material for a rural medieval site in Ireland. The assemblage is rather small, NISP around 400 but has a 1:1 ratio of cattle to horse and 2:1 ratio of sheep to cattle.
I was also wondering if there is any information available about fusion ages for chicken bones.

Kind regards,

Albina Hulda Palsdottir

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