Ref ID:	22030
Ref Type:	Book in a Series (Edited)
Authors:	Crabtree, Pam J. Ryan, Kathleen
Title:	Animal use and culture change
Date:	1991
Place of Publication:	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Publisher:	MASCA, the University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania
Notes:	Description: What can one learn from the study of faunal remains, other than information about paleoeconomy and subsistence technology? The papers in this volume are designed to begin to answer that question. The case studies presented are more than simply analyses of past subsistence systems they provide examples, drawn fro various parts of the world, of the ways in which zooarchaeological data can be used to study trade, social status, and ethnicity in complex societies and of the ways in which faunal remains can contribute to our understanding of the processes of cultural change.
Date Created:	4/16/2015
Series Title:	MASCA Research Papers in Science and Archaeology