Changes in the size and shape of domestic mammals across the North Atlantic region over time. The effects of environment and economy on bone growth of livestock from the Neolithic to the Post Medieval period with particular reference to the Scandinavian expansion westwards.
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Publication date
2013-12-02Author
Cussans, Julia E.Keyword
ArchaeologyArchaeozoology
Sheep
Biometry
Growth
Nutrition
North Atlantic
Climate
Iron Age
Norse
Mammal bones
Greenland
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Northern and Western Isles of Scotland
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The University of Bradford theses are licenced under a Creative Commons Licence.
Institution
University of BradfordDepartment
Division of Archaeological, Geographical and Environmental SciencesAwarded
2010