Environmental Archaeology Vol. 3 : Seasonality

Papers from the 1994 AEA conference at Zwartsluis, Netherlands re devoted to the subject of Seasonality. They are: On the difficulty of detecting seasonal slaughtering of sheep (T.P. O'Connor); Analysis of dental cementum rings as an approach to Azilian hunting strategies (H. Martin); Birds: A seasonal resource (Dale Serjeantson); Insects in urban waste pits in Viking York (Harry Kenward and Frances Large); Seasonality in Scottish diet (Finbar McCormick); The role of the pig in food conservation and storage in traditional Irish faring (Mervyn Watson); CHanging harvest dates in post-medieval Ireland (Jonathan Bell); Seasonality and processing of fish for preservation in the Northern Isles of Scotland during Iron Age and Norse times (Ruby Ceron-Carrasco); Transhumance in Hellenistic Thessaly (H. Reinder Reinders and Wietske Prummel); Seasonal aspects of Bronze and Iron Age communities at Ra's al-Hadd, Oman (Caroline R. Cartwright); Seasonality amongst Later Stone Age Hunter-gatherers in Southern Africa (Ina Plug); Seasonal variation in fishing strategies at two middle Iroquoian village sites, Ontario (Suzanne Needs-Howarth and Stephen Cox Thomas); Skates and prickers from the circular fortress of Oost-Souburg, the Netherlands (Roel C.G.M. Lauwerier and Robert M. Van Heeringen); Evidence for seasonality from coprolites and recent faeces (Caroline Vermeeren)Pals, Jan Peter is the author of 'Environmental Archaeology Vol. 3 : Seasonality', published 1998 under ISBN 9781900188685 and ISBN 1900188686.