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      Anatolian ArchaeologyElitesAnimals in Archaeolgy
L’objet d’étude de l’archéologie étant le matériel fabriqué par l’homme (l’ouvrage), il peut sembler surprenant qu’un archéologue s’intéresse à la biologie dont l’objet d’étude se porte sur le vivant. Pourtant la séparation entre... more
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      ZoologyEthologyArchaeologyGender Studies
In this paper, I discuss a specific type of stone tool found at Lepenski Vir: clubs or mallets - which may have been used in fishing as stunners. The significance of large fish species (especially beluga sturgeon) in the diet, settlement... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyFish Remains (Zooarchaeology)Actor Network TheoryAnimal Studies
Kniha byla vydána roku 1971 ve Wiesbaden / The book was published in 1971 in Wiesbaden.
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      ArchaeologyCeltic StudiesCeltic ArchaeologyIron Age Germany (Archaeology)
Desde hace miles de años los seres humanos y los cánidos (perros, lobos, zorros, coyotes, chacales y otras especies extinguidas) han mostrado una fuerte atracción recíproca y sus interacciones han sido intensas y diversas. Estas... more
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      DogsAnimals in ArchaeolgyPatagonia zooarchaeologyArchaeological dogs
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      ZoologyEthologyArchaeologyNear Eastern Archaeology
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      ArchaeologyLate Roman ArchaeologyArqueologíaTardoantigüedad
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      Funerary ArchaeologyBronze Age (Archaeology)The archaeology and ethnography of human-animal social relationshipsEarly Bronze Age (Archaeology)
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      Classical ArchaeologyBlack Sea Region ArchaeologyAnimals in ArchaeolgyAncient Greek Colonies of the Northern Black Sea Shore
Food for the Gods? Meal Offerings in Baltic Slavs' Rituals of Early Middle Ages
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      Pagan StudiesArchaeology of Ritual and MagicSlavic StudiesAnimals in Archaeolgy
The exhibition “Monumenta et animalia”, which presents animal portrayals on archaeological monuments, is the fruit of cooperation between the Natural History Museum and Zoo in Split and the Archaeological Museum in Split. The curators and... more
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      ZoologyArchaeologyAnimals in CultureAnimals in Archaeolgy
EAA 2018 in Barcelona, Session #567: Animals pervade our lives, both today and in the past. From the smallest bug through pets and agricultural animals to elephants and blue whales, the animals themselves, animal-derived products and... more
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      HistoryArchaeologyPrehistoric ArchaeologyArt History
Abstract: Leopardenknochen vom Çukuriçi Höyük in Westanatolien bilden den Ausgangspunkt dieser Studie zur Bedeutung dieser Raubkatze für den urgeschichtlichen Menschen. Ihre pleistozäne und holozäne Verbreitung, die überlieferten... more
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      ArchaeologyAnatolian ArchaeologyElitesAnimals in Archaeolgy
Dobro je poznato da ratovi ne utiču samo na ljude već i da mogu značajno promeniti pejzaže i uticati na njihove druge žitelje, naime biljke i životinje. Ovo je slučaj i u Egiptu tokom Novog carstva (oko 1550-1070 p.n.e), kada su brojne... more
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      ArchaeologyEgyptologyNew Kingdom (Archaeology)New Kingdom (Egyptology)
Prosopomorphic lids are a distinct feature of Vinča culture, although lids with representations of faces are known in smaller number in some other Neolithic and Aeneolithic cultures in Europe. They have some similar traits to other types... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyHuman-Animal RelationsAnimal SymbolismAnimals in Archaeolgy