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Avian signatures for identity and status in Anglo-Saxon England Keith DOBNEY and Deborah JAQUES |
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They dined on crane: bird consumption, wild fowling and status
in medieval England Umberto ALBARELLA and Richard THOMAS |
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Goose husbandry in Medieval England, and the problem of
ageing goose bones Dale SERJEANTSON |
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Winter in a wetland. The bird remains from a Late Mesolithic
camp site at Polderweg, municipality Hardinxveld-Giessendam Louise H. VANWIJNGAARDEN-BAKKER |
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Bird remains of Medieval and Post-Medieval coastal sites
at the Southern Baltic Sea, Poland Daniel MAKOWIECKI and Anne Birgitte GOTFREDSEN |
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Bird bones from Jettböle I, a site in the Neolithic Ĺland
archipelago in the northern Baltic Kristiina MANNERMAA |
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The Bird Resources of Medieval Novgorod, Russia Sheila HAMILTON-DYER |
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Exploitation of birds in the early Mesolithic of Central Russia Mikhail Gennadievich ZHILIN and Alexander Alfredovich KARHU |
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Exploitation of Anseriformes at two Upper Palaeolithic sites in Southern Italy: Grotta Romanelli (Lecce, Apulia) and Grotta del Santuario della Madonna a Praia a Mare (Cosenza, Calabria) Antonio TAGLIACOZZO and Monica GALA |
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Bird scraps from a Greek table: The case of Klisoura Cave Teresa TOMEK and Zbigniew M. BOCHEŃSKI |
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Birds and humans in the Holocene: the case of Qumran Cave 24
(Dead Sea, Israel) Alexandra RECCHI and Avi GOPHER |
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Bird management in America’s extreme south during the 19th century Laura MAMELI |
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Sea-birds from coastal and non-coastal, archaeological and
"natural" Pleistocene deposits or not all unexpected deposition is of human origin John R. STEWART |
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Former occurrences of geese (Genera Anser and Branta)
in ancient West Greenland: morphological and biometric approaches Anne Birgitte GOTFREDSEN |
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Bird remains from 17th century whaling stations on Spitsbergen (Svalbard) Wietske PRUMMEL and Jřrn T. ZEILER |
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The archaeological record of domesticated and tamed birds in Sweden Tommy TYRBERG |
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Bird remains from Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements
in Lithuania Linas DAUGNORA, Rasa BILSKIENË and Anne Karin HUFTHAMMER |
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Bird remains from Obłazowa - zoogeographical and evolutionary remarks Zygmunt BOCHEŃSKI |
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Bird remains from the Eneolithic and Iron Age site
Borduşani-Popină and Eneolithic site Hârşova (Southeast Romania) Erika GÁL and Eugen KESSLER |
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Tetraonidae VIGORS, 1825 (Galliformes – Aves)
in the Neogene-Quaternary record of Bulgaria and the origin and evolution of the family Zlatozar BOEV |
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Pleistocene birds from Tsagan-Agui Cave (Gobian Altai) Nicolay MARTYNOVICH |
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The Pleistocene bird record of México Eduardo CORONA-M. |
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The identification of archaeological evidence for hawking
in medieval England Annia Kristina CHERRYSON |
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Ancient avian osteopetrosis: the current state of knowledge Don BROTHWELL |
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Bearded Vulture Gypaetus barbatus contributions to the
constitution of two different bone assemblages: Modern reference data and an archaeological example in Corsica Isabelle ROBERT and Jean-Denis VIGNE |
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Damage to Pigeon long bones in pellets of the Eagle Owl Bubo bubo and food remains of Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus: zooarchaeological implications Véronique LAROULANDIE |
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Owls, multirejection and completeness of prey remains:
implications for small mammal taphonomy Frédéric LAUDET, Christiane DENYS and Frank SENEGAS |
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Differential identifiability between chosen North American
gallinaceous skeletons and the effect of differential survivorship Frank J. DIRRIGL Jr. |
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The comparative osteology of the humerus in European thrushes
(Aves: Turdus) including a comparison with other similarly sized genera of passerine birds - preliminary results Joanna D. WÓJCIK |
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An expert system to help taxonomic classification in avian
archaeology: a first attempt with bird species from Tierra del Fuego Jordi ESTÉVEZ, Laura MAMELI and Natalie GOODALL |
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Avian artefacts in the collections of the Archaeological Museum in Kraków Grażyna GODULA, Jarosław WRÓBEL and Teresa TOMEK |
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The birds of ancient Armenia Nina MANASERYAN and Luba BALYAN |
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Place-name and archaeological evidence on the recent history of birds in Britain Derek W. YALDEN |
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