Titlebook: An Introduction to Zooarchaeology; Diane Gifford-Gonzalez Textbook 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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A Perspective on Zooarchaeologygh time in the development and construction of bone, teeth, shell, and other organic materials in living animals, as they react to the species-specific demands of life. Traits of hard tissues such as bone and teeth also govern generally uniform responses to stresses inflicted after death, which zooa

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Bone and Vertebrate Bodies as Uniformitarian Materialslogists study. This chapter reviews intrinsic properties of bone as a living tissue, which exist because of the evolutionary histories and specific life circumstances of individual vertebrates. Zooarchaeologists can use such inherent features to infer the age, sex, season of death of an animal, and

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Bone’s Intrinsic Traits: Age Estimation from Mammalian Dentitiones: eruption schedules, cement annuli, and radiological analysis of odontological development, from tooth bud to completely formed tooth. It then describes ageing methods that rely on attrition, or wearing away, of the teeth: occlusal wear-stage analysis and the remnant heights of enamel crowns. It

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Identification: Sorting Decisions and Analytic Consequencesf osteological and of taxonomic identification. This chapter explores the relationship of these two planes of identifiability, citing some key discussions in the literature, and presents an overview with examples of the many factors that can affect specimen identification. Specimens with high osteol

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