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Palaeobiological Investigations: Research Design, Methods and Data Analysis
N. R. J. Fieller, D. D. Gilbertson and N. G. A. Ralph-
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Copyright Page
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Table of Contents
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PALAEOBIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS: EDITORIAL NOTES
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ON DISTINGUISHING BUTCHERY FROM OTHER POST-MORTEM DESTRUCTION: A METHODOLOGICAL EXPERIMENT APPLIED TO A FAUNAL SAMPLE FROM ROMAN LINCOLN.
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ASSESSING VARIATIONS IN IRON AGE AND ROMAN BUTCHERY PRACTICES: THE NEED FOR QUANTIFICATION.
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RUBY AND HOW MANY SQUIRRELS? THE DESTRUCTION OF BONES BY DOGS.
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A METHODOLOGY FOR RECORDING THE PATHOLOGY AND OTHER ANONA.LIES OF UNGULATE MANDIBLES FROM ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES.
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ASSESSING THE ROLE OF PIGS FROM FAUNAL DEBRIS ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL SETTLEMENTS.
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SOME EFFECTS OF PRESERVATIONAL BIASES ON INTERPRETATIONS OF ANIMAL BONES.
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THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGEOVER RATES IN VERTEBRATE FAUNAS.
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DEGRADED BONES, FEATURE TYPE AND SPATIAL PATTERNING ON AN IRON AGE OCCUPATION SITE IN OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND.
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OUTDOORS - INDOORS? THE OUTDOOR COMPONENT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSECT ASSEMBLAGES.
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TRICHURID OVA IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DEPOSITS: THEIR VALUE AS INDICATORS OF ANCIENT FAECES.
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SEASONALITY FROM SHELLS: AN EVALUATION OF TWO TECHNIQUES FOR SEASONAL DATING OF MARINE MOLLUSCS.
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LAND SNAIL ANALYSIS IN ARCHAEOLOGY: THEORY AND PRACTICE.
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FLANDRIAN MOLLUSCAN BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND ITS APPLICATION TO DRY VALLEY INFILL DEPOSITS IN EAST SUSSEX.
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PAST AND PRESENT DISTRIBUTIONS OF HYDROBIA ULVAE (PENNANT), GASTROPODA, AND MACON& BALTHICA (L.), BIVALVIA, ALONG THE SOUTHERN SHORES OF 'THE SEVERN ESTUARY IN RELATION TO WATER POLLUTION, FIELD SURVEY AND LABORATORY METHODS.
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RECENT ADVANCES IN POLLEN EXTRACTION TECHNIQUES: A BRIEF REVIEW.
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THE PROBLEM OF THE TIME SPAN REPRESENTED BY POLLEN SPECTRA IM PODZOL TURVES, WITH EXAMPLES FROM THE ROMAN SITES AT BAR HILL AND MULLINS, CENTRAL SCOTLAND.
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EVIDENCE FOR CROP PLANTS FROM NORTH-EAST ENGLAND: AN INTERIM OVERVIEW WITH DISCUSSION OF NEW RESULTS.
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GRAZING DAMAGE TO SCOTS PINE (PINUS SYLVESTRIS) BY RED DEER (CERVAS KLEPHAS) IN HIGHLAND SCOTLAND DURING THE MID-FLANDRIAN: A SHORT NOTE.
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Published: 1985
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9780860543398 (paperback)
- 9781407342771 (ebook)
BAR Number: S266