2005
DOI: 10.1007/s00334-005-0003-0
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How to detect fodder and litter? A case study from the Roman site “Le Marais de Dourges,” France

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“…In this sense, dung remains can answer questions regarding herd animal maintenance and penning. One noteworthy study was conducted by Derreumaux (2005), who used dung burning assemblages to identify foddering practices at the Roman site of Le Marais de Dourges in France. Also, Veal (2013) argued that in the heavily overgrazed and dry Mediterranean landscape during the Roman period, dung was a central component in the economy.…”
Section: Archaeological Significance Of Dung Burning Assemblagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this sense, dung remains can answer questions regarding herd animal maintenance and penning. One noteworthy study was conducted by Derreumaux (2005), who used dung burning assemblages to identify foddering practices at the Roman site of Le Marais de Dourges in France. Also, Veal (2013) argued that in the heavily overgrazed and dry Mediterranean landscape during the Roman period, dung was a central component in the economy.…”
Section: Archaeological Significance Of Dung Burning Assemblagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…https://doi.org/10.25681/IARAS.2021. 978-5-906045-24-9.235-284 Возможности для второго пути изучения фуража весьма ограничены -и их можно признать уникальными в археологической практике, когда при раскопках обнаруживаются сооружения для содержания домашних животных (Derreumaux, 2005;Dejmal et al, 2014;Hovsepyan,2018). Но даже в таких объектах различные остатки растений могут представлять и подстилку, и просыпавшийся несъеденный корм и опять же происходить из навозных отложений.…”
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“…Crop by-products can be valuable material for feeding domestic animals (Foxhall 1998;Jones 1998;Derreumaux 2005). Although there is no evidence of keeping livestock in the town, the possible presence of dung in the samples may indicate a possible source for some of the weeds and chaff in these contexts.…”
Section: Taphonomymentioning
confidence: 99%