Subject: | | Re: piggy in the bed |
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Reply-To: | | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 24 May 2000 00:29:50 +0400609_us-ascii Dear Tony!
I think, there are measurements necessary for you in those several works, which I have listed. The main work is a book of Kuzmina. There is the whole there! However, it is work in Russian. May be you can speak Russian at least? Just we worked together on Jeytun site in the beginning of 90th years! Do you remember our that expedition? I am very glad, that you continue to be engaged in a palaeontology. Would you send me the brief list of your recent publications? The point is, I create the computer database of the zooarchaeological bibliography [...]39_24May200000:29:[log in to unmask] |
Date: | | Wed, 14 Jun 2000 19:00:47 +0200 |
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I could kill to have some proper and reliable reference for this type
of information. There are lots of little "light" stories like that, that
could elucidate attitudes to animals that would be of great value in
interpretation: I am not talking about direct analogies, just
broadening our horizon: I can imagine that undeniable similarities
between pigs and humans, and the love-hate relationship stemming
from potential antropomorphization, have given rise to many peculiar
customs.
A more "serious" question: has anyone ever come across "typical"
(fine transversal) skinning marks on pig metapodia/phalanges?
Cheers, Laszlo
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