[Internet Archaeology]

Fish Remains and Humankind, Special Collection edited by Andrew K G Jones & Rebecca A Nicholson

Tweet

Internet Archaeology is the premier international e-journal for archaeology and has been publishing on the web since 1996. All content is peer-reviewed. The journal is a hybrid Open Access journal so some content is freely available. Everything else is currently subject to a low-cost subscription (pay once, access forever). If you (or your institution) already subscribe to content in this issue, just select the Access link to view your chosen article.

 HOME   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21   22   23   24   25   26   27   28   29   30   31 

You may subscribe to articles individually or purchase access to the whole volume (issues 2-9).

Fish Remains and Humankind, Editorial
Andrew KG Jones and Rebecca Nicholson (editors)
Submitted: September 1996; Published: August 1997; Words: 369 (3KB)
Full text

Some remarks on seasonal dating of fish remains by means of growth analysis
D.C. Brinkhuizen
Submitted: September 1996; Published: August 1997; Words: 7211 (46KB)
Summary | Table of Contents | Subscribe | Access

Cranial osteology of the redear sunfish; examples from the American Midwest
Mona L Colburn
Submitted: September 1996; Published: August 1997; Words: 3641 (26KB); Images: 14 (170KB)
Summary | Table of Contents | Subscribe | Access

Pike (Esox lucius) in Late Medieval culture: from illiterate empericism to the literate traditions
Richard C. Hoffmann
Submitted: September 1996; Published: August 1997; Words: 9776 (69KB)
Summary | Table of Contents | Subscribe | Access

A simple machine for bulk processing sediments
David J. Ward
Submitted September 1996; Published: August 1997; Words: 4880 (33KB); Images: 2 (79KB)
Summary | Table of Contents | Subscribe | Access

Related articles

Fish remains and humankind: part two
Fish remains and humnakind: part three

Recommended citation

For articles within Jones and Nicholson, use the following format:

Ward, David J 1997 'A simple machine for bulk processing sediments', in AKG Jones, & R Nicholson (eds) Fish remains and humankind Internet Archaeology 3 http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue3/ward_toc.html

 HOME   ABOUT   SUBSCRIBE   FOR AUTHORS   SEARCH 

© Internet Archaeology 1996-2006
Last updated by Judith Winters
Wednesday, 31 May 2006