Playing with the new Nikon.
Love it.
Fallow deer dP3.

#Tabuncave
#zooarch

Day 2 of #HOG2023 Moesgaard Museum starts with #presentations on #faunalremains 🦣🦬🦌🐴🦴🦷

#conference #palaeolithic #mesolithic #zooarch

First day of talks at the ZooMS/Zooarch workshop at the University of Kent done. Great talks by everyone and looking forward to more talks and discussions tomorrow! #ZooArchZooMS

Rodents must keep gnawing cause their incisors are growing all the time. Here are upper and lower incisors of recent and fossil porcupine and a bone exhibits the typical modifications by porcupine.

#Fossilfriday
#Porcupine
#Archaeology #archaeozoology #zooarch

1/3 New recommendation: Harding, S. A., Hadjikoumis, A., Vermeersch, S. & Marom N. (2024). The contribution of Mediterranean connectivity to morphological variability in Iron Age sheep of the Eastern Mediterranean. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #Archaeology Angelos Hadjikoumis Dr. Shyama Vermeersch

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So, which exciting assemblage should I work on first? 😅🍷
#archaeology #postex #zooarch

After finishing his taphonomic experimental work, Milo askeed to better understand body part profiles. So we got back to Stiner's epic Hayonim book.

#readingsaturday
#taphonomy
#archaeozoology
#zooarch
#Paleolithic
#Paleolithic

It was a great conference!
Was cool to discuss our ZooMS, ZooArch and Stable Isotopes results for Late Pleistocene Caucasus.
INQUARoma2023 MPI-GEA Jena

#zooarch problems.

This year's ACZ Workshop is for the birds - SEABIRDS, that is!
Come join us to learn about seabird osteology! Free for students 😊
#AkAA2023 #ACZ #zooarch

Causally just building a deer from random parts in the zooarch lab. Can’t wait to see my students’ faces when I tell them it’s Frankendeer.

Dog #5 is also from Newtown, Co. Dublin hinterland site. Just a partial humerus fore leg bone and a partial lower jaw with some teeth. This site did yield a lot of dog skeletal remains. These dogs tend to be in the medium to larger type ranges. #VikingDublinDogs #zooarch #dogs

Nice evidence for minimal moovement. Found together. Hollow, unworn, Fallow deer incisors.
(left Paleolithic, right modern).
Read more here:
doi.org/10.1086/678275

#Fossilfriday
#zooarch #zooarch aeoloy
#Paleolithic
#Archaeology #Tabuncave

A rolling stone gathers no moss deryasili #kültepe #kanişkarum #kayseri #zooarch #zooarch lab

It's my last day on this campus and I'm packing up my office now that the zooarch comparative collection is under control. Feeling pretty d*mn weepy but there are nice rocking chairs nearby for comfort.

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The fox was ending his day while i was beggining. At the lab i have found this buitifal fox maxilla from the Natufian el-Wad terrace.
'The role of foxes in the Natufian economy'
citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid…

#FossilFriday
#fox
#zooarch
#Paleolithic

Hello #finds #zooarch people. This worked laminated fragment turned up in a bag of bone today. It's not bone, or wood. The laminations are quite thin and the section is curved. Could it be ivory? Thanks, and please feel free to retweet