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Osteological Research in Classical Archaeology: Extended Bibliography
Michael MacKinnon
friesland.” Probleme der Küstenforschung im
südlichen Nordseegebiet 12:85–128.
Britain
There has been considerable zooarchaeological
activity among Iron Age and Roman
sites in Britain. The following supplement the
extended lists of reports already published in
King (1978, 1984, 1999a), Maltby (1981, 1984,
1987a), Luff (1982), Grant (1989), Huntley and
Stallibrass (1995), Peters (1998), Hambleton
(1999), and Thomas (1989). In addition, there
are several databases of bibliographic entries
for British sites, many of which are searchable
for key terms such as “osteology,” etc.
These databases include The British and Irish
Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB Online)
(http://www.biab.ac.uk), Archaeology Data
Service (http://ads.ahds.ac.uk), and English
Heritage (http://test.english-heritage.org.uk/
researchreports). Supplemental faunal reports,
with special attention given to Romano-British
contexts, include the following list.
Albarella, U. 1997a. The Iron Age Animal Bone Excavated
in 1991 from Outgang Road, Market Deeping
(MAD 91), Lincolnshire. Ancient Monuments
Laboratory Reports 5. London: Ancient Monuments
Laboratory, English Heritage.
———. 1997b. The Roman Mammal and Bird Bones
Excavated in 1994 from Great Holts Farm, Boreham,
Essex. Ancient Monuments Laboratory Reports
9. London: Ancient Monuments Laboratory,
English Heritage.
———. 1988. “The Animal Bones.” In Excavations
Alongside Roman Ermine Street, Cambridgeshire,
1996: The Archaeology of the A1 (M) Alconbury to
Peterborough Road Scheme, edited by P. Ellis, G.
Hughes, P. Leach, C. Mould, and J. Sterenburg,
98–104. BAR-BS 276. Oxford: British Archaeological
Reports.
———. 2003. “Animal Bone.” In “Excavations at
Great Holts Farm, Boreham, Essex, 1992–94,”
edited by M. Germany. East Anglican Archaeology
105:193–200.
Albarella, U., and C. Johnstone. 2000. The Early to Late
Saxon Animal Bones Excavated in 1995 from Kings
Meadow Lane, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire.
Ancient Monuments Laboratory Reports, n.s.
79. London: Ancient Monuments Laboratory,
English Heritage.
———. 2002. The Late Iron Age and Romano-British
Mammal and Bird Bone Assemblage from Elms Farm,
Heybridge, Essex. CFA Report 45. London: Center
for Archaeology.
Allison, E.P. 1985. “An Archaeozoological Study of
Bird Bones from Seven Sites in York.” Ph.D. diss.,
University of York.
———. 1986. The Bird Bones from the Roman Fort at
Piercebridge, Co. Durham. Ancient Monuments
Laboratory Reports, o.s. 4892. London: Ancient
Monuments Laboratory, English Heritage.
———. 1991. Bird Bones from Annetwell Street, Carlisle,
Cumbria, 1980–84. Ancient Monuments Laboratory
Reports, n.s. 36. London: Ancient Monuments
Laboratory, English Heritage.
———. 1995. “The Bird Bones.” In Excavations at
York Minster. Vol. 1, pt. 2, From Roman Fortress to
Norman Cathedral: The Finds, edited by D. Phillips
and B. Heywood, 556–58. London: Royal Commission
on the Historical Monuments of England
and Her Majesty’s Stationary Office.
Armitage, P.L., B. West, and K. Steedman. 1984.
“New Evidence of Black Rat in Roman London.”
The London Archaeologist 4(14):375–83.
Armour-Chelu, M. 1997. “Appendix 8: Faunal Remains.”
In The Baths Basilica Wroxeter: Excavations
1966–90, edited by P. Barker, R. White, K. Pretty,
H. Bird, and M. Corbishley, 350–64. Archaeologica
Report 8. London: English Heritage.
Ashdown, R.R. 1993. “The Avian Bones.” In Pennyland
and Hartigans: Two Iron Age Sites in Milton
Keynes, edited by R.J. Williams, H.S. Green,
and R.J. Zeepvat, 154–58. Buckinghamshire Archaeological
Society Monograph 4. Aylesbury:
Buckingham Archaeological Society.
Baxter, I.L. 2004. “The Animal, Bird, Reptile and
Amphibian Bones.” In The Origins of a Leicester
Suburb: Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Medieval and Post-
Medieval Occupation at Bonners Lane, edited by
N. Finn, 132–48. BAR-BS 372. Oxford: Archaeopress.
Bourdillon, J., and P. Andrews. 1997. “The Animal
Bone.” In Excavations at Hamwic. Vol. 2, Excavations
at Six Dials, edited by P. Andrews, 242–45.
Research Report 109. London: Council for British
Archaeology.
Bourdillon, J., and J. Coy. 1980. “The Animal
Remains.” In Excavations at Melbourne Street,
Southampton 1971–76, edited by P. Holdsworth,
79–121. Research Report 33. London: Council for
British Archaeology.
Bramwell, D., and B. Noddle. 2000. “Bird Remains.”
In Frocester: A Romano-British Settlement, Its Antecedents
and Successors. Vol. 2, The Finds, edited
by E. Price, 245–46. Stonehouse: Gloucester and
District Archaeological Research Group.
Bramwell, D., and G. Webster. 1985. “Bird Bones
(96–97).” In “The Excavation of a Romano-
British Rural Establishment at Barnsley Park,
Gloucestershire, 1961–1979: Part III,” edited by
G. Webster, P. Fowler, B. Noddle, and L. Smith.
Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological
Society 103:73–100.
Brothwell, D. 1997. “Interpreting the Immature
Chicken Bones from the Romano-British Ritual
Complex on West Hill, Uley.” International Journal
of Osteoarchaeology 7:330–32.
Buckland-Wright, J.C. 1987. “The Animal Bones.”
In Excavations at Poundbury, Dorchester, Dorset
1966–1982. Vol. 1, The Settlements, edited by
C. Sparey Green, S.M. Davies, and A. Ellison,
129–32. Dorset Natural History and Archaeological
Society Monograph Ser. 7. Dorchester:
The Friary Press.
Burrows, K. 2000. “Archaeozoological Analysis of
a Sample of Animal Bone from the Insula 5 Portico
Deposits at Roman Wroxeter.” M.Sc. thesis,
University of Sheffield.