Bea de Cupere

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Archéologie et Préhistoire (8) Histoire (1) Histoire, Philosophie et Sociologie des sciences (1)

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Articles (7) Colloques et conférences (2) Autres (1)

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Antiquities, Prehistoric (6) Prehistoric peoples (6) Sheep (5) projet (4) génétique (4) Genetics (4) Genetics (4) papier (3) Afrique (3) Swine (3) Sheep breeds (3) Science (3) Paper (3) Middle East (3) Evidence (3) Bronze age (3) Bones (3) Animal remains (Archaeology) (3) Agriculture (3) Analysis (3) pression (2) Asie (2) cheptel sur pied (2) histoire (2) analyse (2) aliment (2) évolution (2) document (2) bétail (bovins) (2) Asie (2)

Documents écrit par Bea de Cupere (10) | parle de Bea de Cupere (0)

Draw me a sheep: a morphological investigation on appendicular. Bones of modern and ancient populations from SouthWest Asia. (Evosheep project). 28th European Association of Archaeologists. EAA Annual Meeting Budapest, Hungary
M. Vuillien et al. (31 août 2022)
EVOSHEEP project: Documenting morphological diversity of early sheep 'breeds' in Southwest Asian societies (6th - 1rst millennia BC) using 3D geometric morphometric of appendicular bones
Manon Vuillien et al. (23 sept. 2021)
EvoSheep : The Makeup of Sheep Breeds in the Ancient Near East
Emmanuelle Vila et al.
The palaeogenetics of cat dispersal in the ancient world
Claudio Ottoni et al. (19 juin 2017)
Diversity in pig husbandry from the Classical-Hellenistic to the Byzantine periods: An integrated dental analysis of Düzen Tepe and Sagalassos assemblages (Turkey)
Delphine Frémondeau et al.
Data Sharing Reveals Complexity in the Westward Spread of Domestic Animals across Neolithic Turkey
Benjamin S. Arbuckle et al. (2014)
Animal husbandry at the Early Neolithic to Early Bronze Age site of Bademağacı (Antalya province, SW Turkey): evidence from the faunal remains
Bea De Cupere et al. (2008)
Faunal remains from Neolithic Höyücek (SW-Turkey) and the presence of early domestic cattle in Anatolia
Bea De Cupere et al. (2003)
Social statuts as reflected in the food refuse form late medieval sites in Namur (Belgium)
Ides Boone et al. (2002)
Report on the Faunal Remains from Trench K (Roman Pessinus, Central Anatolia)
Bea De Cupere (1995)