Untersuchungen zur Geflügelwirtschaft im Alten Orient
By (author) Elisabeth von der Osten-Sacken
This monograph studies the economic use of birds from the beginning to the domestication of some of them. Since when do humans hunt birds and how did they use them? The development of methods and significance of fowling and bird keeping are examined with a particular focus on economically relevant, especially fowl-like species. Different kinds of ancient Near Eastern evidence and source materials (archaezoological, archaeological and philological) are examined and compared to ancient Egyptian and Greco-Roman sources. The book is based on a revised habilitation thesis that was critically evaluated by experts of all relevant disciplines and topics. In its breadth and comprehensiveness, it is an unique work and will be the indispensable reference work on poultry in the Ancient Near East for many years to come. German text.
English summary: This monograph studies the economic use of birds from the beginning to the domestication of some of them. Since when do humans hunt birds and how did they use them? The development of methods and significance of fowling and bird keeping are examined with a particular focus on economically relevant, especially fowl-like species. Different kinds of ancient Near Eastern evidence and source materials (archaezoological, archaeological and philological) are examined and compared to ancient Egyptian and Greco-Roman sources. The book is based on a revised habilitation thesis that was critically evaluated by experts of all relevant disciplines and topics. In its breadth and comprehensiveness, it is an unique work and will be the indispensable reference work on poultry in the Ancient Near East for many years to come. German description: Die Studie untersucht die wirtschaftliche Nutzung von Vogeln von deren Beginn an. Sie geht zuerst der Frage nach, seit wann Menschen Vogel fangen und wie sie diese dann nutzten. Im Anschluss daran werden Bedeutung und Methoden des Vogelfangs in spateren Perioden behandelt. Es folgt eine Untersuchung der Einfuhrung der Geflugelhaltung und deren Entwicklung, besonders anhand wirtschaftlich wichtiger Arten. Zuletzt wird auf die Gruppen der Huhnervogel, heute mit Abstand die okonomisch wichtigste Vogelfamilie, eingegangen.Indem die Arbeit archaozoologische, archaologische und philologische Quellen auswertet und agyptische und klassische Quellen zum Vergleich heranzieht, bietet sie ein einzigartes Kompendium zur altorientalischen Geflugelwirtschaft. Es handelt sich um die uberarbeitete Druckfassung einer Habilitationsschrift, die von Vertretern aller herangezogenen Fachgebiete (einem Archaozoologen, einem Vorderasiatischen Archaologen, einem Assyriologen und einem Agyptologen) beurteilt wurde.
- By (author) Elisabeth von der Osten-Sacken
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