Animal remains (Archaeology)
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Names and connections
Archaeozoology; Zooarchaeology; Zoology in archaeology
- Broader: Archaeology--Methodology
- Broader: Bones
- Narrower: Amphibian remains (Archaeology)
- Narrower: Bird remains (Archaeology)
- Narrower: Fish remains (Archaeology)
- Narrower: Kitchen-middens
- Narrower: Mammal remains (Archaeology)
- Narrower: Mollusk remains (Archaeology)
- Narrower: Mummified animals
- Narrower: Reptile remains (Archaeology)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9550028145441261120 · morton4x16-v1
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