The Symbolic Role of Animals in Archaeology
edited by Kathleen Ryan and Pam J. Crabtree
The papers in this volume represent a range of approaches to the study of the symbolic roles of animals in human cultures. The theme that unites these papers is their use of a variety of different kinds of evidenceincluding archaeological, faunal, historical, ethnographic, artistic, and folkloric datain the reconstruction of animal symbolism.
- Edited by Pam J. Crabtree
- Edited by Kathleen Ryan
Other Titles in this Series
Early Animal Domestication and Its Cultural Context
Dedicated to the Memory of Dexter Perkins, Jr. and Patricia Daly
Technology and Social Change in Belgic Gaul
Copper Working at the Titelberg, Luxembourg, 125 B.C.-A.D. 3
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