Yes but data must be controlled ! the return to publications and reports is
required and the reliability of the data must be evaluated.
jhy
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Wow! That is an excellent resource - thanks Jean-Hervé!
All the best, Naomi
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Hello
For France we have a tool that can help
See below
http://inpn.mnhn.fr/espece/cd_nom/199742/tab/archeo
cheers
JHY
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Dear all,
It is established that chicken were introduced to Britain in the late Iron
Age, just prior to the Roman invasion in AD 43. But when did chicken come to
northern France/Belgium/Netherlands? Is there a date (century?) for that?
With thanks,
Lena
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