ANALYSIS OF BONE FROM THE BRONZE AGE SITE BOVENKARSPEL‐HET VALKJE, THE NETHERLANDS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT
作者： L. T. RUNIA
DOI: 10.1111/J.1475-4754.1987.TB00415.X
关键词: Archaeology 、 Animal science 、 Bronze Age 、 Animal species 、 Marked effect 、 Strontium 、 Human bone 、 Preliminary report 、 Biology
摘要: Bones from a Bronze Age settlement in low-lying area The Netherlands were analysed for their content of strontium and certain other elements. Low concentrations the human bones indicate that part diet consisted animal products. Milk dairy products probably also incorporated diet. This would have had marked effect on Sr/Ca ratio total bones. Anomalous mean species are tentatively explained relation to specific environment settlement. Different pasturing practices cattle sheep/goat respectively possibly reflected by
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