Hi Julie,
Jen Browning and her colleagues from the University of Leicester gave a really excellent integrated study (animals, plants, pots I think) at the 2008(?2009?) Food and Drink conference. I think the poster has just been published as a full article but I don’t know the reference – Jen? Are you out there? Can you provide the reference?
Cheers, Naomi
From: Analysis of animal remains from archaeological sites [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Julie Hamilton
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Subject: [ZOOARCH] Integrated studies
Here's a Friday afternoon question: I'm putting together some references for a course and I'd like to include some published studies where the zooarchaeology is really well integrated, so that the animal bones (botany, other environmental data, etc etc) and archaeology are mutually enlightening - any suggestions?
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