Birds as Food: Anthropological and Cross Disciplinary Perspectives is a collection of essays by anthropologists and contributors from other disciplines. Traditions of using birds as food exist in almost all human societies past and present. Over a hundred different species around the world are mentioned in this volume. The contributions are supported with full colour illustrations of birds whether alive or in culinary preparations.Birds as Food: Anthropological and Cross-disciplinary PerspectivesEd. Frédéric Duhart and Helen MacbethICAF (UK)Enfield, United Kingdom2018ix + 328 p.Serie: ICAF Alimenta Populorum series, Volume IISBN 978-0-9500513-0-7</div
We start with a general description of the structure of the feeding apparatus in birds (Sect. 17.1),...
(a) Key components of human–bird coexistence system in croplands. (b) To identify crop-consuming spe...
International audienceAim: Diet is key to understanding resource use by species, their relationships...
Birds as Food: Anthropological and Cross Disciplinary Perspectives is a collection of essays by anth...
Birds as food: anthropological and cross-disciplinary perspectives, edited by Frédéric Duhart and He...
Birds is the first book to examine bird remains in archaeology and anthropology. Providing a thoroug...
In this chapter various applications of birds will be explored. This chapter discusses birds in thr...
Human consumption of bird meat in modern societies comes in two ways: as embryos -i.e., eggs- and a...
Birds frequently visit the outdoor serving areas of restaurants to feed on scraps of food and leftov...
Bourlière François. Fisher J. — Birds as Animals I. A History of birds. London, Hutchinson’s Univers...
The conference was stimulating and a wonderful opportunity for international networking with colleag...
In the challenged reconstruction of human behavior and dietary habit alongside the evolution of the ...
The average person can name more bird species than they think, but do we really know what a bird “sp...
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We start with a general description of the structure of the feeding apparatus in birds (Sect. 17.1),...
(a) Key components of human–bird coexistence system in croplands. (b) To identify crop-consuming spe...
International audienceAim: Diet is key to understanding resource use by species, their relationships...
Birds as Food: Anthropological and Cross Disciplinary Perspectives is a collection of essays by anth...
Birds as food: anthropological and cross-disciplinary perspectives, edited by Frédéric Duhart and He...
Birds is the first book to examine bird remains in archaeology and anthropology. Providing a thoroug...
In this chapter various applications of birds will be explored. This chapter discusses birds in thr...
Human consumption of bird meat in modern societies comes in two ways: as embryos -i.e., eggs- and a...
Birds frequently visit the outdoor serving areas of restaurants to feed on scraps of food and leftov...
Bourlière François. Fisher J. — Birds as Animals I. A History of birds. London, Hutchinson’s Univers...
The conference was stimulating and a wonderful opportunity for international networking with colleag...
In the challenged reconstruction of human behavior and dietary habit alongside the evolution of the ...
The average person can name more bird species than they think, but do we really know what a bird “sp...
Why is the Red-backed Shrike nicknamed "the butcher bird"? When and why do the Birds of Paradise of ...
POULTRY STUDIES AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH STRATEGIES. Poultry are not simply birds; they are also...
We start with a general description of the structure of the feeding apparatus in birds (Sect. 17.1),...
(a) Key components of human–bird coexistence system in croplands. (b) To identify crop-consuming spe...
International audienceAim: Diet is key to understanding resource use by species, their relationships...