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there is a book on dog burials i think--ed by Crockford??? Here are others: Darcy Morey's paper in Journal of Archaeological Science 2006 on dog burials. Dogs Domestication and the Development of a Social Bond Darcy F. Morey Also: dog burials at the Ipiutak site of Point Hope Alaska (Larsen & Rainey). For the Neolithic UK have a look at Grigson's report in the 1999 Windmill Hill report, a number of dog 'burials' were recovered. Also try to get hold of; Behrens, H. 1964. Die neolithisch-frühmetallzeitlichen Tierskelettfunde der Alten Welt. Berlin, Veb Deutscher Verlag der Wissenschaften. For the Northern Maya Lowlands (Chac-Mool, Quintana Roo): Blanco Padilla, Alicia, Raúl Valadez Azúa y Bernardo Rodríguez Galicia 1999 Colección arqueozoológica de perros del sitio de Chac-Mool, Punta Pájaros, Quintana Roo. Arqueología, vol. 22: 89-106. Radford University, Virginia CUP Salima Ikram Egyptology Unit Head Professor of Egyptology American University in Cairo P. O. Box 74, Road 90, Tagammu 5 New Cairo 11825, EGYPT [log in to unmask] Fax: 20227957565 On 18 Jul 2012, at 22:28, Sonja Vukovic wrote: > Dear all, > > at the cemetery of the Roman city of Viminacium (Serbia) a (puppy) dog buried with two terracotta lamps was discovered. > Does anyone know any analogous or similar situation??? Literature suggestion on the subject of dog burials within cemeteries is welcome!!! > Thank you, > greetings from Viminacium, > > Sonja > > > -- > Sonja Vukovic > Laboratory for bioarchaeology > Faculty of Philosophy > University of Belgrade > Serbia >