- #2 Archaeological Research at CSU Chico -The Zooarchaeology Lab
- Houses comparative specimens, skeletons of mammals, birds and fish, and analysis of animal remains.
- 7.0 Faunal Analysis
- Reports on specimens found during excavations, sample size and condition of the sample, and identifications.
- ABCml - Analysis of Bone Counts by Maximum Likelihood
- Computer package designed for the analysis of bone counts from archaeological or paleontological places.
- Alaska Consortium of Zooarchaeologists
- Improves comparative collection and features workshops, working papers, symposia, and publications.
- Archaeozoology in New Zealand
- Organization focuses on human and animal subsistence economics, environmental interactions, and effects of human predation.
- Archeozoo
- Contains numerous articles and links pictures, technical notes and discussion forums, collections, and tools.
- Bioarchaeological References
- Identifies and interprets biological remains in terms of human usage, biogeography, and paleoecology.
- Canadian Zooarchaeology
- Publication serves as forum for interest in zooarchaeology, and publishes article and reports on zooarchaeological finds and fieldwork.
- Cetacean Zooarchaeology Research Network
- Research interest includes cetacean remains in archaeological contexts, and geographical and cultural research.
- Climate Change Institute, Zooarchaeology Laboratory
- Provides major methods and techniques used in archaeological faunal analysis, and contains modern comparative skeletal collection.
- Comparative Osteology Museum and Zooarchaeology Laboratory
- Museum provides comparative osteological specimens, and collection on mammal, reptile, amphibian and fish specimens.
- Computerized Bone Templates
- Introduces practical computer procedure for recording graphical data, creating images, and graphical information.
- Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon
- Houses comparative collection of reference faunal specimen used to analyze faunal remains.
- Dig discovery is oldest pet cat
- Features the oldest known evidences of people domesticating cats.
- Ethno-zoology
- Focuses on the relationship and influences between animals and humans throughout human history.
- Glenn A. Black Research Reports
- Contains archaeological investigation on the late prehistoric subsistence-settlement diversity.
- Grahame Clark Laboratory for Zooarchaeology
- Studies animal remains, collects skeletal materials, and projects include isotopic analysis and seasonality of marine mollusks.
- ICAZ Animal Palaeopathology Working Group
- Develops resource on animal palaeopathology, disseminates practice and current research, and provides variety of media for discussing problems and methods.
- International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
- Publishes original papers on human or animal bone research, book reviews and abstracts.
- Kevsfx.com
- Presents dissertation on animal bones from Caerwent, photo gallery and links.
- Palaeopathology of Horse Husbandry
- Project research develops methods for identifying early stages and development of horse husbandry and investigates the use of palaeopathology.
- Paleolithic Diet Page
- Contains links to educational institutions, media reports, organizations, books, food science, food vendors, and diet.
- Professional Zooarchaeology Group
- Provides advice on most aspects of environmental archaeology and general palaeoenvironmental issues, and covers analysis of materials.
- Research into the Aurochs
- Provides information on the history, morphology and ecology of the aurochs, and presents publications, photos, and links.
- Zooarchaeology at York, UK
- Provides grounding in all aspects of vertebrate zooarchaeology, offers data collection, analysis, and interpretation, and undertakes the critical review.
- Zooarchaeology Comparative Collection
- Contains skeletons of vertebrates and exoskeletons of mollusks and crustaceans, data and specimens.
- Zooarchaeology Laboratory, Indiana University
- Accumulates skeletal remains of indigenous animal species, facilitates identification of faunal materials, and maintains research and teaching on vertebrate bones and skeletons.
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