From wild horses to domestic horses : a European perspective.

von Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in World Archaeology, 44,1 (2012)
2012.
Umfang/Format: p. 135-157 : ill.

'Season rhythms' of a rural Kurdish village : ethnozooarchaeological research in Bestansur, Iraq.

von Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in People with animals :
Oxford : Oxbow Books, 2016.
Umfang/Format: 42-56 : ill., plans, charts, maps ; 30 cm.

The Origins of Domestic Horses in North-west Europe : new Direct Dates on the House of Newgrange, Ireland.

von Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, New Series, 79 (2013)
Cambridge : Museum, 2013.
Umfang/Format: 91-103 : illustrations, charts.

[Review of:] Medieval armorial horse furniture in Norfolk.

von Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in Medieval Archaeology, 47 (2003)
2003.
Umfang/Format: 396.

The identification of fallow deer (Dama dama) remains from Roman Monkton, The isle of Thanet, Kent.

von Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in Materials of manufacture. The choice of materials in the working of bone and antler in northern and central Europe during the first millenium AD. (Conference held at the British Museum in 1997).
Oxford : Archaeopress, 2003.
Umfang/Format: 15-18.

New light on an old rite: reanalysis of an Iron Age burial group from Blewburton Hill, Oxfordshire.

von Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in Integrating social and environmental archaeologies : Reconsidering deposition.
Oxford : Archaeopress, 2010.
Umfang/Format: 33-44 : Abb.

Pre-agricultural plant and animal management and the emergence of low-level food-production on the Southern Coastal Plain of the Caspian Sea during the Early Holocene

von Fāz̤ilī Nashlī, Ḥasan, 1963-, Gregg, Michael W., Marinova, Elena, Bendrey, Robin
Veröffentlicht in From sedentarisation to the complex society : | ISSN: 9783752008135
Wiesbaden : Reichert Verlag, 2024.
Umfang/Format: pages 351-381 : maps, illustrations, tables.

Twelfth-Century Porpoise Remains from Dover and Canterbury.

von Sabin, Richard
Veröffentlicht in The Archaeological Journal, 156 (1999)
1999.
Umfang/Format: 363-370.