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Dear All,
This is not strictly speaking an animal bone job, but it may be of help to someone. Not to speak of zooarchaeologists who may qualify due to their training and expertise in pre- and protohistory.
Dear Federica,
There is a paper by Reitz and Ruff with metric data from historical sites of the Caribbean and the Western coast of North America. It’s not European cattle but you might find some interesting stuff in there.
Reitz, Elizabeth J., and Barbara Ruff
1994 Morphometric Data for Cattle from North America and the Caribbean Prior to the 1850s.
Journal of Archaeological Science 21(5):699–713.
Cheers
Nicolas
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Subject: [ZOOARCH] creole cattle
Hi zooarchers
I´m going to measure Creole cattle bones from the 17th to the 19th centuries (Uruguay). Where I can find European cattle measures from that same time? Can you suggest papers or other works?
Thanks in advance!
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Dra. Federica Moreno
Depto. de Biodiversidad y Genética
IIBCE-MEC
Av. Italia 3318
11600 Montevideo
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