Bone Breakage (Other Keyword)

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Appendix 2. Bison Butchering At the Fresno Reservoir Kill Site. In Late Prehistoric Period Bison Procurement On the Milk River In North-Central Montana, By J.D. Keyser (1979)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James D. Keyser. Audrey L. Murray.

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Quantitative Methods In the Analysis of Butchered Faunal Remains: a Suggested Approach (1973)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John H. Brumley.

Tool manufacture and bone breakage patterns at a Haudenosaunee site in New York (2016)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Jessica Watson. Jack Rossen.

The Myers Farm site is located on a hill ten miles east of Cayuga Lake, central New York. It is a small mid-15th century Cayuga farmstead and feasting ground identified by a midden approximately ten meters in diameter. A large roasting pit, hearth features, and storage pits contained animal bone, including worked tools and food debris. This paper describes a preliminary faunal analysis of selected features. Recovered fauna include a generous range of local species, including mammals, birds,...