A Methodology for the Identification of Archaeological Eggshells

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A Methodology for the Identification of Archaeological Eggshells

Author	: Elizabeth J. Sidell
File Size	: 51,7 Mb
Publisher	: UPenn Museum of Archaeology
Language	: English
Release Date	: 29 January 1993
ISBN	: 1931707030
Pages	: 52 pages

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A Methodology for the Identification of Archaeological Eggshells by Elizabeth J. Sidell Book PDF Summary

The author discusses the information that can be obtained, particularly concerning past economy and ecology, from the study of archaeological bird remains. This handbook is useful for identification of eggshell from a variety of wild and domestic birds. MASCA Vol. 10 Supplement

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