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Evaluating diferences in animal consumption patterns from PPNB houses at Tell Halula (Euphrates Valley, Syria) / Carlos Tornero, Miquel Molist and Maria Sana

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Appartient au livre : Archaeozoology of the Near East X, 2013, ed. by Bea De Cupere, p. 27-43, 9789042929661

Publication: 2013 Description: 17 p. : ill., carte, plans, graph.Langue: Anglais ; de résumé, AnglaisPays: Belgique Auteur principal: Tornero, Carlos Co-auteur: Molist Montaña, Miquel, 1956-....; Saña Segui, María

Sujet: archéozoologie • domestication des animaux • structure sociale Lieu: Tell Halula • Syrie Époque: Néolithique précéramique

Item type: Extrait

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