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Osteological Research in Classical Archaeology: Extended Bibliography
Michael MacKinnon
Lepetz, S. 1996. L’animal dans la société gallo-romaine
de la France du Nord. Révue Archéologique de
Picardie, Numéro Special 12. Amiens: Révue
Archéologique de Picardie.
Lepetz, S., and V. Matterne. 2003. “Elevage et agriculture
dans le nord de la Gaule durant l’époque
gallo-romaine: Une confrontation des données
archéozoologiques et carpologiques.” In Cultivateurs,
éleveurs et artisans dans les campagnes galloromaines
Matrières premières et produits transformés:
Actes VIè Colloque Ager (Compiègne, 5–6 juin 2002),
edited by S. Lepetz and V. Matterne, 23–35.
Amiens: Révue Archéologique de Picardie.
Lepetz, S., and J.-H. Yvinec. 2002. “Présence d’espèces
animales d’origine méditerranéennes en France
du nord aux périodes romaine et médiévale:
Actions anthropiques et mouvements naturels.”
In Mouvements ou déplacements de populations animales
en Méditerranée au cours de l’Holocène, edited
by A. Gardeisen, 33–42. BAR-IS 1017. Oxford:
Archaeopress.
Luff, R.-M. 1982. A Zooarchaeological Study of the Roman
North-Western Provinces. BAR-IS 137. Oxford:
British Archaeological Reports.
MacKinnon, M. 2004. Production and Consumption of
Animals in Roman Italy: Integrating the Zooarchaeological
and Textual Evidence. JRA Suppl. 54. Portsmouth,
R.I.: Journal of Roman Archaeology.
Maltby, M. 1981. “Iron Age, Romano-British and
Anglo-Saxon Animal Husbandry: A Review of
the Faunal Evidence.” In The Environment of Man:
The Iron Age to the Anglo-Saxon Period, edited by
M. Jones and G. Dimbleby, 155–203. BAR-BS 87.
Oxford: British Archaeological Reports.
———. 1984. “Animal Bones and the Romano-British
Economy.” In Animals and Archaeology. Vol. 4,
Husbandry in Europe, edited by C. Grigson and J.
Clutton-Brock, 125–38. BAR-IS 227. Oxford: British
Archaeological Reports.
———. 1997. “Domestic Fowl on Romano-British
Sites: Inter-Site Comparisons of Abundance.” International
Journal of Osteoarchaeology 7:402–14.
Mancz, E.A. 1989. “An Examination of Changing
Patterns of Animal Husbandry of the Late Bronze
and Dark Ages of Nichoria in the Southwestern
Peloponnese.” Ph.D. diss., University of Minnesota.
Meeks, D., and D. Garcia, eds. 1997. Techniques et économie
antiques et médiévales: Le temps d’innovation.
Colloque international CNRS Aix-en-Provençe 21–3
Mai 1996. Paris: Éditions Errance.
Méniel, P. 1984. Contribution à l’histoire de l’élevage
en Picardie: Du Néolithique à la fin de l’Age du Fer.
Amiens: Société de Préhistorie du Nord et de
Picardie.
———. 1987. Chasse et élevage chez les Gaulois. Paris:
Éditions Errance.
———. 1996. “Importation de grands animaux romain
et amelioration du cheptel à la fin de l’âge
du Fer en Gaule Belgique.” Revue Archéologique
de Picardie 3–4:113–22.
O’Connor, T.P. 1992. “Pets and Pests in Roman and
Medieval Britain.” Mammal Review 22(2):107–
13.
Payne, S. 1985. “Zooarchaeology in Greece: A Reader’s
Guide.” In Contributions to Aegean Archaeology:
Studies in Honor of William A. McDonald,
edited by N.C. Wilkie and W.D.E. Coulson,
211–44. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.
Peters, J. 1998. Römische Tierhaltung und Tierzucht:
Eine Synthese aus archäozoologischer Untersuchung
und schriftlich-bildicher Überlieferung. Rahden:
Marie Leidorf.
Reese, D.S. 1994. “Recent Work in Greek Zooarchaeology.”
In Beyond the Site: Regional Studies in the
Aegean Area, edited by P.N. Kardulis, 191–221.
Lanham, Md.: University Press of America.
Reidel, A. 1994. “Archaeozoological Investigation in
North-Eastern Italy: The Exploitation of Animals
Since the Neolithic.” Preistoria Alpina 30:43–94.
Richardson, J.E. 1997. “Economy and Ritual: The Use
of Animal Bone in the Interpretation of the Iron
Age to Roman Cultural Transition.” In TRAC 96:
Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Theoretical Roman
Archaeology Conference, edited by K. Meadows, C.
Lemko, and J. Heron, 82–90. Oxford: Oxbow.
Thomas, R.N.W. 1989. “Cattle and the Romano-British
Economy: A Metrical Analysis of Size Variation.”
Ph.D. diss., University of Southampton.
Zooarchaeology: Site Reports
The following site reports are separated by
geographic region and are meant to supplement
reports that are already included in the
synthetic works listed above. Again, owing to
my particular research interests, most of these
reports relate to Italy and Greece. This list is not
intended to be exhaustive and is very much a
work in progress. Additions to the list are appreciated
in the spirit of collaboration.
Italy and Sicily
The following zooarchaeological reports
supplement the lists already provided in King
(1999a) and MacKinnon (2004) above.
Aimar, A. 1992. “I resti faunistici.” In Locri Epizefri
IV–lo scavo di Marasa Sud. Il sacello tardo arcaico e
la “casa dei leoni,” edited by M. Barra Bagnasco,
371–75. Florence: Casa Editrice le Lettere.
———. 1993. “Le Faune.” In Archeologia nella Valle
del Curone, edited by G. Panto, 181–92. Quaderni
della soprintendeza archeologica del Piemonte
Monografie 3. Alessandria: Edizioni del’Orso.
Aimar, A., F. D’Errico, and G. Giacobini. 1991. “Analisi
dei resti faunistici.” In Montaldo di Mondoui un
insediamento protobtouico un castello, edited by E.
Micheletto and M. Venturino Gambari, 237–44.
Rome: Leonardo De Luca.
Albarella, U., F. Manconi, P. Rowley-Conwy, and
J. Vigne. 2006. “Pigs of Corsica and Sardinia: A
Biometrical Re-Evaluation of Their Status and
History.” In Archaeozoological Studies in Honour of
Alfredo Riedel, edited by U. Tecchiati and B. Sala,
285–302. Bolzano: Ripartizione Beni Culturali.
Bedini, E. 1999. “I resti faunistici.” In Oppido Mamertina,
Calabria, Italia: Ricerche archeologiche nel territoriae
in contrada Mella, edited by L. Costamagna
and P. Visonà, 393–95. Rome: Gangemi.