Fourth meeting: York (9-12 September 1987)
Published Friday 20 June 2008,
York, United Kingdom, September 1987. Organized by Andrew Jones.
- 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. MORALES: Cultural typification of Spanish pre-and protohistorical sites through the study of fish assemblages: proposal of a new methodology of study.
- A. LENTACKER: The mesolithic Muge shell - middens of Portugal.
- A. MORALES & E.ROSELLO: Casual or intentional? Comments on fish taxa skeletal representation from Spanish archaeological settlements.
- E. S. WING: A Modern midden experiment.
- A. E. BULLOCK: Dispersal of Fish waste: a modern experiement.
- S. COLLEY: Cooking fish on a fire: an experiment in differential burning.
- A. K. G. JONES: Walking the cod.
- A. MORALES; E. ROSELLO; K. ROSENLUND & J. L. LOPEZ GORDO: Spanish and Danish ichthyofaunal assemblages: patterns of diversity and abundance commented from a paleocultural perspective.
- D. HEINRICH: Some remarks on fish remains from late- and postglacial sites near Hamburg.
- I. BODKER-ENGHOFF: Fishing at Mesolithic Bjornsholm, Denmark, compared with the neighbouring settlement: the Ertebolle locus classicus. Principally eel-fishing sites?.
- I. BODKER-ENGHOFF: Rare species of fish in the Mesolithic Bjornsholm Shell-midden, Denmark - indicators of a warmer climate.
- L. JONSSON: Middle Mesolithic Fishing strategies and the marine environment on the Swedish west coast.
- L. BARTOSIEWICZ: Size reconstruction of pike, Esox lucius, L.
- I. TAKACS: Size reconstruction of catfish, Silurus glanis.
- M. COLBURN: Cranial osteology of Redcar sunfish.
- M. DUTTING & B. BEERENHOUT: Distribution analysis of the fish remains of a Roman Castellum at Velsen, the Netherlands.
- R. C. HOFFMANN: Pike (Esox lucius) in late Medieval Culture: from illiterate empiricism to literate traditions.
- J. COY: Saxon evidence from the river Thames.
- D. SERJEANTSON: Fish Remains from a Monastic Site: St. Albans Abbey, Hertfordshire, England.
- N. PAAP & M. SEEMAN,: Focussing on Fish eyes.
- D. BRINKHUIZEN: Some remarks on seasonal dating of fish remains by means of growth ring analysis.
- A. ROJO: X-rays to differentiate vertebrae from the Gadidae family.
- D. WARD: A machine for processing clay to extract fish remains.
- J. COY: Medieval documentation and the fish trade.
- R. NICHOLSON: Fish remains from excavations near the river front at Newcastle, England.
- L. JONSSON: Osteological evidence of medieval fish trade in Scandinavia.
- R. KEMP: Fishing at Bylands Abbey, Yorkshire.
- J. DESSE & N. DESSE-BERSET: Use and exchange of osteometric data for ichthofauna.
- E. S. WING: Comparative fish skeleton collections.
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