Ind 1 is an ephippium from Daphnia/Daphnidae, ind 2 from Simocephalum (Simocephalum-type).

 

All the best,

Felix

 

Dr. Felix Bittmann

Director of the Institute and

Head of the Natural Sciences Department

Lower Saxony Institute for Historical Coastal Research

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They all  look like some species from the genus Daphnia, water flea, and as far as I know all live in fresh water.

 

Best regards

 

Paula

 

 

Paula Utigard Sandvik

Assiciate profesor,   PhD.

 

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ula

 

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Dear colleagues,

Could someone help me identify the items in the attached image?

They are from a Bronze Age site in France (Touraine).

Best regards

 

Bénédicte Pradat

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