Global post-medieval/historical archaeology: what’s happening around the world 2020?

Tourigny, Eric; Newstead, Sarah; Kim, Geonyoung; Zambetogliris, Nelsys Fusco; Corvo, Virginia Pereira

doi:10.1080/00794236.2020.1812899

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Practicing Zooarchaeology Of the Modern Era1

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“…Thomas and Fothergill (2014:13) point to the fact that archaeological deposits from the modern era are often overlooked by commercial archaeology firms who deem them not interesting enough. It is well documented that not all countries have heritage legislation that protect recent deposits (for examples, see Tourigny et al 2018Tourigny et al , 2020. Subsequently, zooarchaeologists can find themselves working with limited contextual information and datasets that are not as representative as they could be.…”

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Zooarchaeology of the Modern Era: An Introduction

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Gordon

2022

Int J Histor Archaeol

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The last 500 years is characterized by immense socioeconomic and environmental transformations on a global scale. Animals were significantly affected by these processes but were also central to many of the transformations that shaped the modern world. While there has been a growing number of researchers investigating animal bones from archaeological sites from this period, the “Zooarchaeology of the Modern Era” working group provides the first dedicated forum for these scholars to meet. This paper introduces a special collection of studies which resulted from the first meeting of this research group and explores how these investigations help us understand our modern world.

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Section: Practicing Zooarchaeology Of the Modern Eramentioning

confidence: 99%