Dear Zooarchers,
I am very sorry to hear about these sad news. I had the opportunity to 
meet Juliet back in the 90's while I was doing my PhD in Cambridge. She 
always had great interest in the work of the new generations of 
archaeozoologists so she did not hesitate to invite me over to her place 
to discuss on transhumant sheep from Spain. Reading her publications was 
most than inspiring to me. As I am writing I can see from my desk the 
copy of The Walking Larder she sent to me. Inside the book I keep the 
letter she wrote to recomend further research articles. Certainly I feel 
privileged to have known her.

Marta

El 22/09/2015 a las 20:42, JOAQUIN ARROYO-CABRALES escribió:
> Dear All,
>
> We here in Mexico were very lucky to host Juliet for the VII International Theriological Congress back in 1997 in Acapulco.  It was a priviledge that she talked for a plenary session about domestication issues in front of hard-core mammalogists and she standed for her thoughts at the time.  Afterwards she went to the field along with her husband and few other colleges to Lacandon Tropical forest with my friend and college Rodrigo Medellín, and certainly enjoyed the visit.  Rodrigo was surprised that every night, after the field work, Juliet and her group went back to camp and dress in clean white for dinner, a surprise for the Mexican people.  Certainly her work will remain for a long time.
>
> Joaquin
>
>
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> El mar 22-sep-15, Umberto Albarella <[log in to unmask]> escribió:
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>   Asunto: [ZOOARCH] Juliet Clutton-Brock
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>   Fecha: martes, 22 de septiembre de 2015, 13:00
>   
>   Dear Zooarchers,
>   Please do keep tributes to Juliet
>   coming in. Many of us are very saddened about the news. As
>   many have said, Juliet was a very supportive person. I met
>   her in 1991 and was struck by her kindness, which remained
>   unchanged for the following 24 years. She leaves with us a
>   wonderful body of books and articles, but I will also
>   treasure the memories of the woman who stood up for women
>   rights, animal welfare, and who believed that archaeologists
>   should have a social conscience. It has been an immense
>   privilege to have known her.
>   Cheers,U
>   
>   
>   --
>   Umberto
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>   after year to spend more money on military defense than on
>   programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual
>   death" Martin Luther
>   King
>