A Visual Zooarchaeology Guide for Florida Artifacts

Brian Manzanares, Ivett de la Rosa, Maria Gabriella Almeida, Alanna L. Lecher, April Watson

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Abstract

One key factor of archeology research is discovering the faunal bones at excavation sites and seeing what lived many years ago. Faunal remains are bones, hair, shells, and more, any piece of animal anatomy. Discovering the different types of bones at excavations in Florida can give archeologists a sense of the different species in this state that were utilized by humans in the past. This study is creating a visual guide and key for faunal bone artifacts in south Florida. The key will consist of photos of bone artifacts excavated in south Florida of different types of fish and other animals. Also, the key will describe the bones excavated so that people and scientists can know what the defining characteristics of different bones are. Creating this key will be helpful for any other researcher to teach how to identify archaeological bone.

Original languageAmerican English
StatePublished - Apr 7 2023
EventLynn University 2023 Student Research Symposium - Lynn University , Boca Raton, United States
Duration: Apr 7 2023Apr 7 2023

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Lynn University EventsLynn University 2023 Student Research Symposium
Abbreviated titleLSRS2023
Country/TerritoryUnited States
CityBoca Raton
Period4/7/234/7/23

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