First steps of animal domestication : new archaeozoological approaches

Körperschaft: International Council for Archaeozoology. Conference
International Council for Archaeozoology.
Weitere Verfasser: Vigne, Jean-Denis.
Peters, Joris , ORC ID
Helmer, Daniel
Ort/Verlag/Jahr: Oxford : Oxbow Books, 2005.
Umfang/Format: viii, 176 p. : ill., maps ; 31 cm.
Schlagworte:
Inhaltsangabe:
  • New archaeological approaches to trace the first steps of animal domestication : general presentation, reflections and proposals /
  • Jean-Denis Vigne, Daniel Helmer and Joris Peters
  • Experimental animal domestication and its application to the study of animal exploitation in prehistory /
  • Benjamin S. Arbuckle
  • The domestication of the wolf - the inevitable first? /
  • Werner Muller
  • Breaking the mould : a consideration of variation in the evolution of animal domestication /
  • Ricahrd W. Redding
  • Assessing the origin and diffusion of domestic goats using ancient DNA /
  • Helena Fernandez ... [et al.]
  • Kernel smoothing and mixture analyses for the determination of the sex ratios at death, at the beginning of domestication of ungulates /
  • Herve Monchot ... [et al.]
  • Two novel methods for the study of dental morphological variation in Sus scrofa, in order to identify separate breeding groups within archaeological assemblages /
  • Sylvia Warman
  • Pig exploitation at Hagoshri : a prehistoric site in the southern Levant /
  • Annat Haber ... [et al.]
  • Identifying early domestic cattle from Pre-Pottery Neolithic sites on the middle Euphrates using sexual dimorphism /
  • Daniel Helmer ... [et al.]
  • The upper Euphrates-Tigris basin : Cradle of agro-pastoralism? /
  • Joris Peters ... [et al.]
  • A view from the Zagros : new perspectives on livestock domestication in the fertile crescent /
  • Melinda A. Zeder
  • Animal domestication in East Asia. Wild pig? Or domesticated boar? An archaeological view on the domestication of Sus scrofa in Japan /
  • Akira Matsui ... [et al.]
  • Wild boar remains from the Neolithic (Jomon Period) sites on the Izu Islands and in Hokkaido Island, Japan /
  • Yamazaki Kyomi ... [et al.].