Environmental evidence from early urban Antwerp: New data from archaeology, micromorphology, macrofauna and insect remains
Recent excavations along the Jordaenskaai, in the medieval burg area in central Antwerp,
have provided a unique opportunity to explore the archaeology, economy, and …
have provided a unique opportunity to explore the archaeology, economy, and …
A multi-proxy, diachronic and spatial perspective on the urban activities within an indigenous community in medieval Riga, Latvia
RY Banerjea, M Badura, U Kalējs, A Cerina, K Gos… - Quaternary …, 2017 - Elsevier
The research presented here represents the first urban medieval context in Latvia where an
integrated, multi-proxy environmental sampling strategy has been applied. The …
integrated, multi-proxy environmental sampling strategy has been applied. The …
Paleoentomology: insects and other arthropods in environmental archaeology
PI Buckland, PC Buckland, F Olsson - Encyclopedia of global archaeology, 2020 - Springer
The character and date of the earliest settlement of the remote Pacific Islands remains an
important research objective. Tracing human origins in “Remote Oceania” reveals a series of …
important research objective. Tracing human origins in “Remote Oceania” reveals a series of …
[PDF][PDF] The life and death of barn beetles: faunas from manure and stored hay inside farm buildings in northern Iceland
1. Subfossil beetle remains from archaeological sites have proven invaluable for examining
past living conditions, human activities and their impacts on landscapes and ecosystems. 2 …
past living conditions, human activities and their impacts on landscapes and ecosystems. 2 …
The excavation at SJM 3 Posthustorvet
C Feveile, SM Sindbæk - Northern Emporium, 2022 - books.google.com
The research excavation at SJM 3 Posthustorvet, conducted in 2017-2018, provided an
opportunity to explore and define research methodologies for a rare and complex urban …
opportunity to explore and define research methodologies for a rare and complex urban …
The life of wood in North-eastern Europe in AD 1100–1600
This project develops theoretical as well as methodological tools for the study of ancient
wood, focusing on wood-use in North-eastern Europe within the period AD 1100–1600. The …
wood, focusing on wood-use in North-eastern Europe within the period AD 1100–1600. The …
Invertebrate zooarchaeology
MA Mannino - Archaeological Science: An Introduction, edited by …, 2020 - books.google.com
Invertebrates (“animals without backbones”) constitute around 95 per cent of all existing
fauna, and are therefore the majority of all living animals today. The remaining 5 percent of …
fauna, and are therefore the majority of all living animals today. The remaining 5 percent of …
From bovid to beaver
M Maltby - The Oxford Handbook of Zooarchaeology, 2017 - books.google.com
This chapter reviews the current state of knowledge regarding the exploitation of mammals
in northwest Russia from ad c. 900 to 1500. The discussion draws largely upon evidence …
in northwest Russia from ad c. 900 to 1500. The discussion draws largely upon evidence …
Fish for grain? Archaeoentomological research and emerging patterns of exchange
E Panagiotakopulu - AmS-Skrifter, 2019 - websok.uis.no
A novel pathway for understanding exchange is via what might be termed historical
autecology, in particular, trying to assess introductions and invasive insect species in the …
autecology, in particular, trying to assess introductions and invasive insect species in the …
Horseflesh and beaver pelts: aspects of faunal studies in Medieval Novgorod and its region
M Maltby - 2017 - eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk
Excavations in the medieval trading centre of Novgorod (NW Russia) have shown that
horseflesh was consumed quite frequently and that horses were stabled in urban properties …
horseflesh was consumed quite frequently and that horses were stabled in urban properties …