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Adaptation of caprinae husbandry in contrast environments during Bronze Age : osteological and stable isotope analysis in coastal versus mountain site

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The occidental Languedoc (Southeastern France) shows an important diversity of vegetal environments and relief (from the Mediterraenan seashore to the Pyrenees mountains). It is a priviliged area to apprehend the question of pastoral mobility. The first indicators of pastoral activities in the Pyrenees mountains appear during early Neolithic and increase subtantially during Bronze Age. Zooarchaeological and isotopic analysis of caprinae tooth enamel from a mountain and a coastal Bronze Age sites allow to investigate the husbandry strategies and adaptations to mountains environments.
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hal-03027490 , version 1 (27-11-2020)

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Juliette Knockaert, Marie Balasse, Albane Burens-Carozza, Laurent Carozza, Pierre Campmajo, et al.. Adaptation of caprinae husbandry in contrast environments during Bronze Age : osteological and stable isotope analysis in coastal versus mountain site. 21st annual meeting of the european association of archaeologists, Sep 2015, Glasgow, United Kingdom. ⟨hal-03027490⟩
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