Jean Cantuel Faunal Remains from Pigi Athinas, a Late Neolithic Settlement in Aegean (Thessaly, Greece) Abstract The zooarchaeological study of the settlement of Pigi Athinas shows a significant proportion occupied by cattle compared to other animals, which seems original in the Aegean world where breeding is usually based on caprines (goat and sheep). Also, this study helps us to better understand animal use and, the way of life of the Neolithic population. Keywords: Zooarchaeology, Neolithic, Greece, Breeding strategy, Environment Reference: CANTUEL J., Faunal Remains from Pigi Athinas, a Late Neolithic Settlement in Aegean (Thessaly, Greece), Haemus journal Vol.
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Selena Vitezović for HAEMUS News The book „Bioarheologija na Balkanu. Bilans i perspektive (Bioarchaeology in the Balkans. Balance and perspectives)“, editors N. Miladinović-Radmilović and S. Vitezović (publishers: Serbian archaeological society and Blago Sirmiuma) represents an outcame of the first meeting of the Bioarchaeological section of the Serbian archaeological society. It contains 12 papers on diverse topics: reviews of the actual state and history of bioarchaeological research in the Balkans, methodology on osteological research (bioanthropology and bone industry), case studies (anthropological and zooarchaeological) and papers on relations between animals and material culture. Authors are scholars from Serbia
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