76. Tina Greenfield: Zooarchaeology in Mesopotamia

Thin End of the Wedge

Tina explains what animal teeth and bones can tell us about life in ancient Iraq. What did people eat? And what did those animals eat? How were flocks and herds managed? What does this tell us about status and economy? We learn what new strands of evidence are provided by scientific analyses.

3:12 about zooarchaeology
4:17 state of play
7:33 cow teeth and society
10:35 why the difference between texts and zooarchaeology?
14:43 feeding cattle
19:02 animal movement and management
26:13 how to get this information
32:06 stress in bones
37:15 how to learn

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Chapters

1. 76. Tina Greenfield: Zooarchaeology in Mesopotamia (00:00:00)

2. about zooarchaeology (00:03:12)

3. state of play (00:04:17)

4. cow teeth and society (00:07:33)

5. why the difference between texts and zooarchaeology? (00:10:35)

6. feeding cattle (00:14:43)

7. animal movement and management (00:19:02)

8. how to get this information (00:26:13)

9. stress in bones (00:32:06)

10. how to learn (00:37:15)