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In the cooperative sites tradition which flourish on the Web, the site "Archéozoo" is at archaeozoologists’s disposal. The UMR 5197, on the initiative of this project, would like to create a place for exchanges. The site allow, for the community as a whole, to pool easily tools and information about archaeozoology.
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Human-animal interactions in the circum Mediterranean area (Workshop 27th – 28th May 2008)

Thursday 1 May 2008, by Anne Bridault

Organizers Anne Bridault (CNRS, UMR 7041 ArScAn – Archéologies environnementales, Maison de l’Ethnologie et de l’Archéologie, Nanterre, France), Gila Kahila Bar-Gal (Koret School of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel), Scientific comitee Prof. G. Baneth (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel) Prof. A. Belfer-Cohen (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel) Prof. O. (...)

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Bibliography of Anne Bardot (archaeoconchyliology)

Sunday 23 March 2008, by Carine Tomé

This bibliography can be found on my personal website ARKEOSTREA. It features: academic studies (DFS, RFO), publications, contributions to research programmes, and so on. Publications 1. BARDOT A. (2006) : « Une question de goût : l’exploitation des coquillages marins à Bordeaux au début de la romanisation », dans Aquitania, 22, p. 55-73. 2. BARDOT A. (2007) : « La consommation des coquillages marins sur les sites gallo-romains de Bourgogne et Franche-Comté : enquête et (...)

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Bibliography of Véronique Laroulandie

Sunday 23 March 2008, by Carine Tomé

This bibliography is fully available in PDF format, the other records indicate links on the HAL SHS website (Hyper Article Online - Sciences on Man and Society). Book COSTAMAGNO S. & LAROULANDIE V. (Eds.) 2003 – Mode de vie au Magdalénien: Apports de l’archéozoologie/Zooarchaeological insights into Magdalenian lifeways. Actes du colloque 6.4 du XIVe Congrès du l’UISPP, Liège, Belgique, 2-8 septembre 2001. – BAR international serie n° 1144. (...)

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Workshop on mediterranean Chelonians (Italy, 1-5 October 2008)

Monday 3 December 2007, by J.H. Yvinec

Oral and poster presentations dealing with all aspects of palaeontology, archaeozoology, taxonomy, biogeography and phylogeography of Mediterranean chelonians are welcomed. We strongly encourage presentations concerning remains coming from archaeological sites. Presentation The current distribution of the Mediterranean chelonians is the result of a long and complex evolutionary history. The circum-Mediterranean region comprises three continents and is characterized by a complex (...)

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Corpus of digitalized birds skeletons

Friday 19 October 2007, by Michel Coutureau, Carine Tomé

This set of drawings dedicated to the birds was conducted by M. Coutureau, in collaboration with J-H. Yvinec (INRAP) and V. Laroulandie (University of Bordeaux 1-PACEA-IPGQ/UMR 5199 CNRS). It is put at the disposal of the community. In 2004 we added: cock, hen (Gallus gallus) and crow (Corvus frugilegus). In october 2005, we added pigeon (Colomba livia). Two sights different from the same grouse (Lagopus sp.), were put on line in May 2007. The snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus, formerly Nyctea (...)

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