Comparison of the measurements of the main species of farming stock indicates that these animals appeared in stages. The present state of our knowledge suggests that the first to be domesticated was the goat (at the end of the 8th mill.) followed by the sheep (middle of the 7th mill.), cattle (end of the 7th mill.) and finally the pig (start of the 6th mill.). If the origins of domestication of goat and pig cannot for the moment be related to any particular culture, it is not so for the sheep and cattle, which seem to be associated with the PPNB lato sensu.La comparaison des mesures des principales bêtes d'embouche indique une apparition échelonnée de ces animaux. Au stade actuel des études, il semble que la chèvre ait été domestiquée en pr...
In 1930, the total number of goats in the country was 1,675,400 head. In 1964, the number of animals...
This article discusses the results of work in progress on two sites -one in Cyprus (Shillourokambos ...
De la chasse à l’élevage. Les origines de la domestication animale au Proche-Orien
Comparison of the measurements of the main species of farming stock indicates that these animals app...
Les débuts de la domestication des animaux de boucherie sont encore sujets à débats. De nouvelles ét...
The problem of the origins of animal domestication in North Africa is considered here in relation to...
Cattle, sheep and goat were domesticated in the Near-East during the 9th millennium BC. From there, ...
Our understanding of the history of animal domestication has been built on regular input from archae...
Domestication in the Near East was a two-part, two-stage sequence that involved separate processes a...
Les restes de Bos et de Cervus provenant des niveaux néolithiques précéramiques et à poterie à Çayön...
La Société d'ethnozootechnie et l’association l'Homme et l'animal, société de recherche interdiscipl...
In this paper seven researchers working in the southern Levant present their views as well as new da...
Goats (Capra hircus) are one of the oldest domesticated species, and they are kept all over the worl...
De la chasse à l’élevage : Les origines de la domestication animale au Proche-Orien
Goats (Capra hircus) are one of the oldest domesticated species, and they are kept all over the worl...
In 1930, the total number of goats in the country was 1,675,400 head. In 1964, the number of animals...
This article discusses the results of work in progress on two sites -one in Cyprus (Shillourokambos ...
De la chasse à l’élevage. Les origines de la domestication animale au Proche-Orien
Comparison of the measurements of the main species of farming stock indicates that these animals app...
Les débuts de la domestication des animaux de boucherie sont encore sujets à débats. De nouvelles ét...
The problem of the origins of animal domestication in North Africa is considered here in relation to...
Cattle, sheep and goat were domesticated in the Near-East during the 9th millennium BC. From there, ...
Our understanding of the history of animal domestication has been built on regular input from archae...
Domestication in the Near East was a two-part, two-stage sequence that involved separate processes a...
Les restes de Bos et de Cervus provenant des niveaux néolithiques précéramiques et à poterie à Çayön...
La Société d'ethnozootechnie et l’association l'Homme et l'animal, société de recherche interdiscipl...
In this paper seven researchers working in the southern Levant present their views as well as new da...
Goats (Capra hircus) are one of the oldest domesticated species, and they are kept all over the worl...
De la chasse à l’élevage : Les origines de la domestication animale au Proche-Orien
Goats (Capra hircus) are one of the oldest domesticated species, and they are kept all over the worl...
In 1930, the total number of goats in the country was 1,675,400 head. In 1964, the number of animals...
This article discusses the results of work in progress on two sites -one in Cyprus (Shillourokambos ...
De la chasse à l’élevage. Les origines de la domestication animale au Proche-Orien