Isotope values reveal “canopy effect” in deer territoriality and maize consumption for dogs from archaeological sites in Kentucky dating to the Middle Woodland through Late Fort Ancient time periods-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Isotope values reveal “canopy effect” in deer territoriality and maize consumption for dogs from archaeological sites in Kentucky dating to the Middle Woodland through Late Fort Ancient time periods

Published:2024-11 Issue: Volume:59 Page:104741
ISSN:2352-409X
Container-title:Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports

Author:

Bonzani Renée M.^ORCID,Manzano Bruce L.,Davidson Matthew J.,Whitten Ashley N.,White Jack M.,Gauri Dalton,Royster Thomas,Guerre Lisa,Metz Alexander M.,Erhardt Andrea,Tykot Robert H.

Funder

University of Kentucky

Publisher

Elsevier BV

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