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Dear Kyra: Wim van Neer is alive, well, living and working in Belgium, and very cooperative. Whether he will remain cooperative with the rest of us depends on how much trouble we zooarchers cause him by illegally circulating material written by him but under copyright protection. Yes, I know, 2005 seems a long time ago for many of us (but not for all of us). I also agree that information is "the new property" (in that, if Marx was still alive, he'd say keeping it is theft). But, we do have valid signed contracts with our publishers that got our research published in the first place. Even more personally in this cash-short time, many of us want to know (or need to tell our funding bodies/employers to keep our jobs/ get promoted) how often and where our stuff is being used. Please be polite. Ask directly first. Greg Campbell The Naïve Chemist ________________________________ From: Kyra Lyublyanovics <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Sent: Tuesday, 15 October 2013, 14:43 Subject: [ZOOARCH] article request (thanks in advance) Dear colleagues, does anyone have this paper in pdf? Udrescu, M. and Van Neer, W., 2005 'Looking for human therapeutic intervention in the healing of fractures of domestic animals', in J. Davies, M. Fabiš, I. Mainland, M. Richards and R. Thomas (eds), Diet and Health in Past Animal Populations: Current Research and Future Directions. Oxford: Oxbow. 24-33. If I receive it I'll be happy to share it with anyone who would like a copy. Thank you in advance! best, Kyra -- Kyra Lyublyanovics zooarchaeologist Central European University, Department of Medieval Studies 1051 Budapest Nádor u. 9