Ethnozooarchaeology: The Present and Past of Human-Animal Relationships

摘要: Introduction and Methods Ethnozooarchaeology the power of analogy (Umberto Albarella) A dog is for hunting (Karen D. Lupo) Past present strategies draught exploitation cattle (Niels Johannsen) Animal dung: Rich ethnographic records, poor archaeozoological evidence (Marta Moreno-Garcia Carlos M. Pimenta) Folk taxonomies human-animal relations: The Early Neolithic in Polish Lowlands (Arkadiusz Marciniak) Fishing, Hunting Foraging historical use terrestrial vertebrates Selva Region (Chiapas, Mexico) (Eduardo Corona Patricia Enriquez Vazquez) Pacific Ocean fishing traditions: Subsistence, beliefs, ecology, households (Jean L. Hudson) ethnography Scotland its contribution to icthyoarchaeological analysis this region (Ruby N. Ceron-Carrasco) Contemporary subsistence foodways Lau Islands Fiji: An ethnoarchaeological study non-optimal foraging irrational economics (Sharyn Jones) Mani (Orang Asli) Trang Province, Southern Thailand: preliminary result faunal at Sakai Cave (Hitomi Hongo Prasit Auetrakulvit) Food Preparation Consumption marine coastal fish butchery Pakistan (William R. Belcher) butchering practices Mahas Region, Sudan (Elizabeth Arnold Diane Lyons) Husbandry Social principles Andean camelid pastoralism archaeological interpretations (Penelope Dransart) Incidence causes calf mortality Maasai herds: Implications zooarchaeological interpretation (Kathleen Ryan Paul Nkuo Kunoni) week on plateau: Pig husbandry, mobility resource central Sardinia Albarella, Filippo Manconi Angela Trentacoste) pig fed by hand worth two bush: Ethnoarchaeology husbandry Greece implications (Paul Halstead Valasia Isaakidou)