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Osteological Research in Classical Archaeology: Extended Bibliography
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Near East
The following reports supplement the list
already provided in King (1999a), and include
chiefly Hellenistic and Roman components for
animal bone assemblages in this area. Faunal
materials from earlier contexts in the Near East
are not listed here.
Bar-Oz, G. 2001. “Weasels from the Hellenistic Period
in Israel.” Israel Journal of Zoology 47:271–73.
———. 2002. “An Inscribed Astragalus with a Dedi-
cation to Hermes.” Near Eastern Archaeology
64(4):211–13.
Desse-Berset, H., and J. Studer. 1996. “Fish Remains