Social Zooarchaeology: Humans and Animals in Prehistory
A comprehensive study of human-animal relationships in prehistory, using zooarchaeological methods and evidence from archaeological sites to explore social and cultural dynamics.
About This Book
Social Zooarchaeology examines the interactions between humans and animals from an archaeological perspective.
The book draws on evidence from prehistoric sites to understand how animals were integrated into human societies.
Topics include hunting, domestication, and the symbolic roles animals played in early communities.
Readers gain insight into methodological approaches used in zooarchaeological research.
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