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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Social Zooarchaeology"”.
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Re-examining associated bone groups from southern England and Yorkshire, c4000BC to AD1550.
In recent years, zooarchaeology has started to move beyond purely economic interpretations towards a social zooarchaeology. In particular, these `social' interpretations have often concentrated upon Associated Bone Groups (ABGs), also referred to as `special animal deposits' or `animal burials', …
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Human conceptualisations of non-human animals in the Scandinavian Bronze Age: perspectives from Swedish rock carvings
This dissertation explores human-animal relationships during the Bronze Age in Scandinavia (1800-500BC cal) through the lens of Southern Tradition (ST) rock art from Sweden. Over this period, tens of thousands of figures were carved into the exposed bedrock of the coastal region, including a …