Add to ORKGAn assemblage of almost 7500 identifiable fish bones was recovered both by hand retrieval during the excavation, but predominantly from the sorted residues of the processed bulk soil samples. During excavations at Southampton French Quarter a total of 188 bulk samples were sieved to 0.5mm (occasionally 1mm) as part of the flotation process for the recovery of plant and animal remains. Th
This thesis examines the historical and archaeological data for the consumption of herring and the g...
The contents of a single pit, provisionally dated to the Early Saxon period, were excavated at Easin...
The age and extent of the Aboriginal fishery in Moreton Bay have been debated ever since excavations...
In total, 32,949 animal bone fragments, or number of individual specimens (NISP), were recovered fro...
An assemblage of approximately 4500 marine shells was recovered and examined. A small proportion (ap...
The sieved samples submitted for examination are from three deposits deliberately selected as they w...
The absence of fish remains in archaeological sites in Moreton Bay, southeast Queensland, Australia,...
The City of Newcastle, situated some 10 miles inland on the River Tyne in north-east England, is not...
Lawrence Street, York, during February 2003. Five sediment samples and one box of hand-collected bon...
The publication of this group of three papers form part of the 1987 meeting of the International Cou...
Eight sediment samples and two boxes of hand-col1ected bone, from deposits of 12th century to modern...
The excavations at Southampton French Quarter produced a large number of samples, of which 166 were ...
The subject of this study falls into two parts. Firstly an examination of the methodology of the an...
Samples of sediment and a small assemblage of hand-collected bone recovered from deposits of early p...
International audienceThis study provides an overview of 11 archaeological sites that yielded fish b...
This thesis examines the historical and archaeological data for the consumption of herring and the g...
The contents of a single pit, provisionally dated to the Early Saxon period, were excavated at Easin...
The age and extent of the Aboriginal fishery in Moreton Bay have been debated ever since excavations...
In total, 32,949 animal bone fragments, or number of individual specimens (NISP), were recovered fro...
An assemblage of approximately 4500 marine shells was recovered and examined. A small proportion (ap...
The sieved samples submitted for examination are from three deposits deliberately selected as they w...
The absence of fish remains in archaeological sites in Moreton Bay, southeast Queensland, Australia,...
The City of Newcastle, situated some 10 miles inland on the River Tyne in north-east England, is not...
Lawrence Street, York, during February 2003. Five sediment samples and one box of hand-collected bon...
The publication of this group of three papers form part of the 1987 meeting of the International Cou...
Eight sediment samples and two boxes of hand-col1ected bone, from deposits of 12th century to modern...
The excavations at Southampton French Quarter produced a large number of samples, of which 166 were ...
The subject of this study falls into two parts. Firstly an examination of the methodology of the an...
Samples of sediment and a small assemblage of hand-collected bone recovered from deposits of early p...
International audienceThis study provides an overview of 11 archaeological sites that yielded fish b...
This thesis examines the historical and archaeological data for the consumption of herring and the g...
The contents of a single pit, provisionally dated to the Early Saxon period, were excavated at Easin...
The age and extent of the Aboriginal fishery in Moreton Bay have been debated ever since excavations...