Dogs through time an archaeological perspective

Name: Dogs through time an archaeological perspective
ISBN: 9781841710891

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EditorCrockford S.J.

Jaar2000

PublicatietypeBoek

VolumeS889

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Pagina’s343

UitgeverArchaeopress

PlaatsOxford

ISBN9781841710891

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Introduction 3-10
Clutton-Brock J.

Evolution and early dogs 11-70

Crockford S. J. : Dog evolution: a role for thyroid hormone physiology in domestication changes , pp. 11-20
Musil R. : Domestication of wolves in Central European Magdalenian sites , pp. 21-28
Dayan T. & Galili E. : A preliminary look at some new domesticated dogs from submerged neolithic sites off the Carmel coast , pp. 29-34
The contributtion of Barbara Lawrence to the study of dogs, with a comprehensive listing of her measurement definitions , pp. 35-48
Chaix L. : A Preboreal dog from the northern Alps ( Savoie, France) , pp. 49-60
Shingehara N. & Hongo H. : Ancient remains of Jomon dogs from neolithic sites in Japan , pp. 61-70

Inerpreting roles: early practical and ritual uses of dogs 71-140

Olsen S. L. : The secular and sacred roles of dogs at Botai, north Kazakstan , pp. 71-92
Yohe R. M. & Pavesic M. G. : Early archaic domestic dogs from western Idaho, USA , pp. 93-104
Warren M. D. : Palaeopathology of archaic dogs from the north american southeast , pp. 105-114
Horard-Herbin M.-P. : Dog management and use in late Iron age: the evidence from the Gallic site of Levroux, France , pp. 115-122
Hriscu C., Cordy J.-M., Bejenaru L. & Udrescu M. : Butchery evidence on dog faunal remains from the roman perios sites in Belgium (Braives) and Romania , pp. 123-128
Galik A. : Dog remains from the late Hallstatt period (500-400 BC) of the chimney cave Durezza near Villach, Austria , pp. 129-140

Interpreting skeletal variation: the roman influence on breed development 141-192

De Grossi Mazzorin J. & Tagliacozzo A. : Morphological and osteological changes in the dog from neolithic to roman period in Italy , pp. 141-162
Clarck K. M. : Dogged persitence: the phenomenon of conine skeletal uniformity in British prehistory , pp. 163-170
Cram L. : Varieties of dog in Roman Britain , pp. 171-180
Bartosiewicz L. : Metric variebility in roman period dogs in Pannonia Provincia and the Barbaricum Hungary , pp. 181-192

Interpreting skeletal variation: non-roman contexts 193-238

Valadez Azua R. : Pehistoric dog types in Middle America , pp. 193-204
Handley B. M. : Preliminary results in determining dog types from prehistoric sites in northeastern United states , pp. 205-216
Schwartz M. : The form and meaning of Maya and Mississippian dog representations , pp. 217-226
Manaserian N. H. & Antonian L. : Dogs of Armenia , pp. 227-238

Modern primitive dogs 239-250

Koler-Matznick J., Brisbin I. L. & McIntyre J. K. : The new guinea singing dog: a living primitive dog , pp. 239-250

Archaeozoological analysis methods and results 251-294

Ryder M. L. : Hair measurement of domestic dogs , pp. 251-256
Clutton-Brock J. & Kitchener A. C. : An anomalous wolf, canis lupus arctos, from Ellesmere Island and the problem of hybridisation between wild and domestic cands , pp. 257-268
Yates B. C. : Use of the mastoid region of the crania of canids to distinguish wolves, dogs and wolf/dog hybrids , pp. 269-270
Koop B. F., Burbidge M., Byun A., Rink U. & Crockford S. J. : Ancient DNA evidence of a separate origin for north american indigenous dogs , pp. 271-286
Ishiguro N., Okumura N., Matsui A. & Shigehara N. : Molecular genetic analysis of ancient Japanese dogs , pp. 287-294

Discussion and additional references 295-343

Crockford S. J. : A commentary on dog evolution: regional variation, breed development and hybridisation with wolves , pp. 295-312
Walker D. N. : Preliminary bibliography on dogs and wolves, stressing their prehistoric and historic occurence, hybridisation and domestication , pp. 313-343

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