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Journal of Archaeological Science 18/4

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Jaar1991

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SerieJournal of Archaeological Science

Volume18/4

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UitgeverAcademic Press

PlaatsLondon/New York

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Exemplaar112283 ReknummerT-18-3-a

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The Potential of Citrate Estimation in Determining the Sex of Moa and Kiwi 417-428
Dennison K. J. & Kooyman B. P.
  • Introduction , p. 417
  • Background , pp. 417-421
  • Materials and Method , p. 421
  • Results , pp. 421-422
  • Discussion , pp. 422-424
  • Conclusion , p. 425
Statistical Models of Dendrochronology 429-440
Litton C. D. & Zainodin H. J.
  • Introduction , pp. 429-430
  • Modelling Tree-ring Dating , pp. 430-432
  • A More General Model , pp. 432-433
  • Estimation of the Parameters of Model II , pp. 433-434
  • Dating Agaisns a Master Chronology , pp. 434-435
  • Pratical Implications , pp. 435-439
The Beginning of Olive (Olea europaea) Cultivation in the Old World: A Reassessment 441-454
Liphschitz N., Gophna R., Hartman M. & Biger G.
  • Introduction , pp. 441-442
  • The Archaeological Findings , pp. 442-449
  • Other Archaeological Finds , pp. 449-450
  • Conclusions , pp. 450-451
Food Procurement and Transport by Human and Non-human Predatoros 455-482
Stiner M. C.
  • Introduction , pp. 455-456
  • Enigmatic Mousterian Faunas , p. 456
  • The Comparative Sample , pp. 456-459
  • Methods , pp. 459-463
  • Pattern Recognition: Variation in Shelter Faunas Collected by Large Predators , pp. 463-465
  • Sampling Bias and the Nature of Scavenged Faunas , pp. 465-467
  • Horn- and Head-dominated Subpatterns in Scavenged Faunas , pp. 467-468
  • Degree of Foraging Specialization Among Large Predators: Implications for Neanderthal Adaptations , pp. 468-471
  • Nutritional Implications of Head-collecting , pp. 471-474
  • Conclusions , pp. 474-476
Alpine Faunas from the White Mountains, California: Adaptive Change in the Late Prehistoric Great Basin? 483-506
Grayson D. K.
  • Introduction , pp. 483-484
  • Alpine Villages in the Great Basin , pp. 484-486
  • The White Mountains Faunas , pp. 486-489
  • Taxonomic Richness , pp. 489-495
  • Taxonomic - Diversity , pp. 495-500
  • Mammal Size , p. 500
  • The Identifiability Bias , pp. 500-502
  • Conclusions , pp. 503-505
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