Ancestors for the Pigs: Pigs in PrehistorySarah M. Nelson UPenn Museum of Archaeology, 29 בינו׳ 1998 - 148 עמודים This book brings together several new ways of thinking about pigs in the past, creating a dialogue by drawing on several kinds of approaches—from geography, ethnography, zoology, history, and archaeology—to enrich the way we all understand the evidence found in archaeological sites. |
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