Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 16, Issue 1 - Volume 17, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1999 - Archaeology |
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... possible to conjoin animal bone fragments ( Audouze & Enloe 1991 , Enloe & David 1992 ) within an archaeological site , and it is also possible to re - fit the joints of animals and to use butchery marks as a key for this . Analysis of ...
... possible to conjoin animal bone fragments ( Audouze & Enloe 1991 , Enloe & David 1992 ) within an archaeological site , and it is also possible to re - fit the joints of animals and to use butchery marks as a key for this . Analysis of ...
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... possible that these caves were used by the same group of late Magdalenian hunter - gatherers simultaneously , or so close together in time that it is impossible to differentiate with the framework of current radiometric techniques . The ...
... possible that these caves were used by the same group of late Magdalenian hunter - gatherers simultaneously , or so close together in time that it is impossible to differentiate with the framework of current radiometric techniques . The ...
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... possible explanation for this patterning might be that left and right limbs were butchered in slightly different ways due to the butcher's own handedness . It is interesting to note in passing that butchery traces were found far more ...
... possible explanation for this patterning might be that left and right limbs were butchered in slightly different ways due to the butcher's own handedness . It is interesting to note in passing that butchery traces were found far more ...
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