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Friday 20 June 2008
TITLE: Approaching a new millenium: Fisheries research at present, questions for the Future.
September 24, 1999 - Friday Session
08:00 - 10:00 Registration & Coffee
10:00 Sophia Perdikaris - Welcome and Logistics
10:10 Opening Remarks
10:30 John Oates - Chair of the Hunter College Department of Anthropology
10:45 Distinguished Guest
11:00 Thomas McGovern
11:45 Lunch
13:45 Hans-Peter Uerpmann - ICAZ History
14:15 Arturo Morales - ICAZ Future Goals
EVENT: Dance and (...) Friday 20 June 2008
FIRST LIST OF PARTICIPANTS AND TITLES
ACERO, Arturo (University of Arizona, Tucson and Caracas, Venezuela) "Importance of Osteological Studies for Systematics and Biogeography" (Importancia de los Estudios Osteologicos para la Sistematica y Biogeografia) BARRETT, James (Department of Anthropology, Toronto), Ruby CERON-CARRASCO (Edinburgh, Scotland), and Rebecca NICHOLSON (University of York) "The Prehistory of Marine Resource Use in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland" (Utilizacion (...) Friday 20 June 2008
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DEYNAT P.P., 2005. Characteristics of the dermal covering in Platyrhinidae (Chondrichthyes, Rhinobatiformes). Biociencias, 13(1): 75-84.
DEYNAT P.P., 2005. New data on the systematics and interrelationships of sawfishes (Elasmobranchii, Batoidea, Pristiformes). Journal of fish biology, 66: 1447-1468.
BRITO P.M. & P. P. DEYNAT, 2004. Freshwater Stingrays from the Miocene of South America with comments on the rise of potamotrygonids (Batoidea, Myliobatiformes) in Arratia G., Wilson (...) Friday 20 June 2008
1992. "Archaeological and pictorial evidence for fishing in the Bronze Age: issues of identification and interpretation", EIKON: Aegean Bronze Age Iconography, Aegaeum, 8, Liege: 307-316.
1994. "Archaeological evidence for fishing in the prehistoric Aegean", Bulletin of the Australian Institute of Maritime Archaeology, 18.2: 11-18.
1995. "The preparation of a comparative fish bone collection at the Fitch Laboratory, British School at Athens", Association for Environmental Archaeology (...) Friday 20 June 2008
Nicholson, R.A. (1992). Bone survival: the effects of sedimentary abrasion and trampling on fresh and cooked bone. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 2.1, pp. 79-90.
Nicholson, R.A. (1992). An assessment of the value of density measurements to archaeological fish bone studies. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 2.2, pp.139-154.
Nicholson, R.A. (1993) investigation into the effects on fish bone of passage through the human gut: some experiments and comparisons with (...) Friday 20 June 2008
Suzanne Needs-Howarth, 1999. Native fishing in the Great Lakes - A multi-disciplinary approach to zooarchaeological remains from precontact Iroquoian villages near Lake Simcoe, Ontario. Published PhD thesis, Groningen Institute of Archaeology, University of Groningen, the Netherlands http://www.ub.rug.nl/eldoc/dis/arts/s.j.needs-howarth/ 1995 Quantifying animal food diet: a comparison of four approaches using bones from a prehistoric Iroquoian village. Ontario Archaeology 60:92-102. (...) Friday 20 June 2008
Lubinski, P.M. (1996) Fish Heads, Fish Heads: An Experiment on Differential Bone Preservation in a Salmonid Fish. Journal of Archaeological Science 23: 175-181.
Lubinski, PM (2000) Prehistoric Fishing in the Rocky Mountains. Plains Anthropologist 45(172):155-168. Friday 20 June 2008
Lernau, O. (1995) The fish remains of Upper Zohar. In Harper, R.P. (ed): Upper Zohar, an early byzantine fort in Palaestina Tertia. Final report of excavations in 1985-1986. Chapter 12, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 99-111.
Lernau, H. & Lernau O. (1992) Fish remains. in: De Groot A. and Ariel D.T. (eds.) Excavations at the City of David 1978-1985; Final report. Vol III. Qedem 33, The Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 131-148.
Lernau, H. & Lernau O. (...) Friday 20 June 2008
by Foss Leach
Leach, B.F., Quinn, C.J., Lyon, G.L., Haystead, A. and Myers, D.B. (In Press) Evidence of prehistoric Lapita diet at Watom, New Britain, using stable isotopes. Records of the Australian Museum.
Leach, B.F., Davidson, J.M., Horwood, L.M., and Anderson, A.J. 1996. The estimation of live fish size from archaeological cranial bones of the New Zealand barracouta Thyrsites atun. Tuhinga, Records of the Museum of New Zealand 6: 1-25.
Leach, B.F. 1996. New Zealand and Oceanic Obsidians: An (...) Friday 20 June 2008
"Medieval Cistercian Fisheries, Natural and Artificial" in Leon Pressouyre, ed., L’espace cistercien. Ministre de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche, Comité des travaux historiques et scientifiques, Mémoires de la section d’archéologie et d’histoire de l’art vol. 5, Paris, 1994, 401-414.
"The Craft of Fishing Alpine Lakes, ca. A.D. 1500," In D. Heinrich, ed., Archaeo-Ichthyological Studies. Papers presented at the 6th Meeting of the I.C.A.Z. Fish (...) Friday 20 June 2008
Belcher, W.R. (1997) Marine and riverine resource use during the Indus Valley Tradition: a preliminary comparison of fish remains from Balakot and Harappa. In South Asian Archaeology 1995, edited by B. Allchin and F.R. Allchin. Oxford and IBH Publishers, Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi.
Belcher, W.R. (1994) A regional approach to fish remains and seasonality in East Penobscot Bay, Maine. Fish Exploitation in the Past, edited by W. Van Neer, pp. 115-126. Annales du Musee Royal de l’Afrique (...) Friday 20 June 2008
Bartosiewicz, L. 1990. Osteometrical studies on the skeleton of pike (Esox lucius L. 1758). Aquacultura Hungarica VI, Szarvas: 25-34.
Bartosiewicz, L. - Choyke, A. M. 1991. Animal remains from the 1970-1972 excavations of Iatrus (Krivina), Bulgaria. Acta Arch. Hung. 43: 181-209.
Bartosiewicz, L.1993. The anatomical position and metric traits of phalanges in cattle. Revue de Paléobiologie 12/2: 21-43.
Bartosiewicz, L. 1994. Late Neolithic dog exploitation: chronology and function. (...) Friday 20 June 2008
Zohar, I., Spanier, E. and Dayan, T. (1996): Exploitation of the Gray triggerfish Balistes carolinensis at the beginning of the Holocene. Israel Journal of Zoology, 42 (1):89.
Zohar, I., Dayan, T. and Spanier, E. (1997): Predicting Gray triggerfish body size from Bones. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 7:150-156
Zohar, I. and Cooke, R. (1997): The impact of salting and drying on fish bones: Preliminary observations on four marine species from Parita Bay, Panama. Archaeofauna, (...) Friday 20 June 2008
by Foss Leach
Name of Member Email Address Home Page Albarella Umberto Umberto.Albarella@durham.ac.uk Link Allen Melinda Sue ms.allen@auckland.ac.nz No Link Anderson Atholl J. aja@coombs.anu.edu.au Link Barber Ian ibarber@historic.org.nz No Link Barrett James jhb5@york.ac.uk No Link Bassett Everett slcejb@dames.com No Link Bartosiewicz Laszlo H10459bar@ella.hu No Link Belcher William R. BelcherW@cilhi.army.mil Link Benecke N. eurasien@zedat.fu-berlin.de No Link Béarez Philippe bearez@ifeanet.org No Link (...) Friday 20 June 2008
J. H. BARRETT: Bone weight and the intraclass comparison of fish taxa. O. LERNAU & M. BEN-HORIN: Taphonomic curve and index: a preliminary exploration of a new concept. F. FALABELLA; M. LORETO VARGAS & R. MELENDEZ: Differential preservation and recovery of fish remains in Central Chile. A. VON DEN DRIESCH: Hyperostosis in fish. F. J. MEUNIER & J. DESSE: Histological structure of hyperostotic cranial remains of Pomadasys hasta (Osteichthyes, Perciformes, Haemulidae) from (...) Friday 20 June 2008
V. VOGEL: Excavations in the ancient centre of Schleswig, the archaeological background to the conference-town. A. BULLOCK: Evidence for the exploitation of fishes from Tudor deposits and the Little Prickle excavations in 1989, Surrey, England. I. BODKER-ENGHOFF: Fishing from medieval Holbaek. A. ERVYNCK & W. VAN NEER: Fish remains in medieval castles and towns (Flanders, Belgium): a preliminary survey. E. ROSELLO & A. MORALES: Cartuja: Fish remains from a late medieval monastery in (...) Friday 20 June 2008
L. JONSSON: An introduction to Stora Korno and its village and the roots of an archaeoichthyologist. W. VAN NEER: Fish remains from the Middle Palaeolithic site Bir Tarfawi (Eastern Desert, Egypt). N. BENECKE: Seasonal dating of fish remains from the Hoabinian site Can-Cave (Vietnam). E. WING: Prehistoric Fishing in the West Indies. R. LARJE: Favourite fish dish of the Romans in Carthage. E. AURA TORTOSA: A preliminary report about marine exploitation on the Andalusian coast: the Fish (...) Friday 20 June 2008
P. V. ADDYMAN: Fish out of water: An Archaeologists’ view of Archaeoichthyology. K. M. STEWART: Fish remains at Olduvai Gorge. W. VAN NEER: Fish remains from a Holocene site in Wadi Howar, Sudan. V. L. BUTLER: Natural versus cultural salmon bones: a preliminary assessment of the Dalles remains. B. GHALEB: Fish and Women on a Western Torres Strait Island, Northern Australia. I. TAKACS: Fish exploitation in Hungary. M. ROSE: Prehistoric Fishing in the Aegean. E. ROSELLO & A. (...) Friday 20 June 2008
A. T. CLASON: Fish and Archaeology. N. BENECKE: Some remakrs on sturgeon fishing in the Southern Baltic region in Medieval times. D. C. BRINKHUIZEN: Features observed on the skeletons of some recent European Acipenseridae: their importance for the study of excavated remains of sturgeon. S. M. COLLEY: Site formation and archaeological fish remains. An ethnohistorical example from the Northern Isles, Scotland. D. HEINRICH: Fishing and consumption of Cod (Gadus morhua Linnaeus, 1758) in the (...) |