Having identified the bones from a site, the archaeologist can apply at least three methods to determine whether they are wild or domestic. The first one is on the basis of morphology. That is, analysis of the size an...Having identified the bones from a site, the archaeologist can apply at least three methods to determine whether they are wild or domestic. The first one is on the basis of morphology. That is, analysis of the size and diagnostic natures of the bone elements and teeth may indicate whether the fauna were domesticated or wild.展开更多
文摘Having identified the bones from a site, the archaeologist can apply at least three methods to determine whether they are wild or domestic. The first one is on the basis of morphology. That is, analysis of the size and diagnostic natures of the bone elements and teeth may indicate whether the fauna were domesticated or wild.