Fifth meeting: Stora Korno (5-9 September 1989)
Published Friday 20 June 2008,
Stora-Korno, Sweden, September 1989. Organized by Leif Jonsson.
Publication : ARCHAEOFAUNA, which featured papers from the Stora Korno Meeting in Volume 3 (1994), Volume 4 (1995), and Volume 5 (a monographic issue entitled, "Ichthyoarchaeology: Fish and the Archaeological Record" (1996).
- 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 gorges from the Cave of Nerja (Malaga, Spain).
- B. WILKENS: The importance of fishery in the economy of the Fucino Basin (Italy) from Upper Palaeolithic to Neolithic Times.
- D. HEINRICH: Fish remains from Flem, a Stone Age settlement at Skuloy, Norway.
- M. STERNBERG: La pêche et la consommation du poisson sur le site de Lattara (France, Herault) du IIIe au Iere s. AV. J.C. .
- E. GEHASSE: Fish as salinity and tidal indicators at P14, a late Neolithic- early Bronce age site in the Netherlands.
- L. BARTOSIEWICZ: Pre-depositional modifications on fish bone from Hungarian Excavations.
- W. PRUMMEL: Fishing methods in Oldenburg (Holstein).
- P. LAHTIPERA: Big Ling from Lofoten area from Stone age and Iron age.
- S. HAMILTON-DYER: Fish in the Tudor Naval diet.
- R. HOFFMANN: The operation of fish ponds at La Perriere -sur-saune, Burgundy, 1338-1352.
- L. JONSSON: Violet is nice. Comparative bone collections and the illustration of fish bones.
- I. TAKACS: Osteomorphological studies on great sturgeon (Huso huso) from Hungary.
- L. JONSSON: The Holocene History of western Sweden, geology, fishes, history of research.
- R. NICHOLSON: Burnt fish bones: what value to archaeology?
- A. K. G. JONES: How many fish bones do we need from a site?
- D. HEINRICH: Some remarks on the term, especially.
- A. ROJO: x-Ray as a tool to identify the fish specimens of subfossil vertebrate from archaeological sites.
- A. LEAK: An assessment of the value of the scales of the grayling Thymallus thymallus (L.) to the archaeologist for deriving information about the fish found in archaeological deposits.
- A. LENTACKER: A Growthline study on the otoliths of Argyrosomus regius.
- B. BERENHOUT: Velsen 1: Indications of water pollution in Roman times.
- E. ROSELLO & A. MORALES: Castillo de Dona Blanca: fish remains from the oldest phoenician site on the Iberian Peninsula.
- M. ROSE: Polished otoliths from archaeological contexts.
- R. MaARNAY: Osteometrical analysis of Sparisoma cretense.
- E. ROSELLO & A. MORALES: Comparative osteomorphology of the sardine (Sardina pilchardus) and round sardinella (Sardinella aurita).
- S. STEN: Medieval and post-reformative fish finds from urban contexts as indicators of fish trade.
- K. ROSENLUND: Computerized estimates of fish size based on osteometric data: presentation of a program.
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