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Who Killed the Small Mammals of Ittenheim (Northeastern France)? An Integrative Approach and New Taphonomic Data for Investigating Bone Assemblages Accumulated by Small Carnivores

Aurélien Royer,
Jean-Baptiste Mallye,
Maxime Pelletier and
Sylvain Griselin

Quaternary2021, 4(4), 41;https://doi.org/10.3390/quat4040041

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22 November 2021

Small carnivores are susceptible to regularly accumulating small- to medium-sized mammal remains in both natural and archaeological sites. However, compared to nocturnal birds of prey, these accumulations are still poorly documented and are generally...

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Unravelling the Taphonomic Stories of Bird Bones from the Middle Pleistocene Layer VIII of Grotte Vaufrey, France

Anna Rufà and
Véronique Laroulandie

Quaternary2021, 4(4), 30;https://doi.org/10.3390/quat4040030

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28 September 2021

In recent years, several studies have significantly changed our knowledge concerning the use of birds by Neanderthals. However, what remains to be clarified is the geographical and chronological variability of this human behaviour. The present case s...

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