Choice Reviews Online· 2012
Social zooarchaeology: humans and animals in prehistory
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- 2012year
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This paper argues that zooarchaeology should expand beyond analyzing animal remains for protein and calories to encompass the full spectrum of human-animal relationships in prehistory, including symbolic, ritualistic, and social dimensions.
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