Mammal Remains from Archaeological Sites: Southeastern and Southwestern United States (Papers of the Peabody Museum)

Unlock the secrets of the past with Mammal Remains from Archaeological Sites: Southeastern and Southwestern United States. Delve into the fascinating world of nonhuman animal bones and discover a wealth of knowledge about our ancient environments. Developed by esteemed archaeologist Olsen, this comprehensive guide is an essential tool for any aspiring or experienced bone enthusiast.

With Olsen's expertise, you'll become a master at identifying the bones of various animals that once roamed the southeastern United States. Whether it's the delicate anatomy of rodents and dogs or the fearsome characteristics of jaguars and other members of the cat family, this book will teach you to recognize their unique features, allowing you to decipher the clues they leave behind in archaeological sites.

As you journey through the pages, you'll familiarize yourself with the skeletal structures of domesticated animals such as horses, pigs, and goats. Gain a deeper understanding of ancient human societies as you uncover the remnants of their livestock and decipher the ways in which these animals contributed to their daily lives.

Featuring stunning illustrations and detailed descriptions, this timeless masterpiece is a must-have for archaeologists, paleozoologists, and history enthusiasts. By honing your bone identification skills, you'll gain invaluable insight into the past and help expand our knowledge of the southeastern United States' rich cultural heritage.

Take a step back in time and unravel the mysteries of the past with Mammal Remains from Archaeological Sites: Southeastern and Southwestern United States. Embark on an educational and exciting journey by shopping now!