Popkin, P. (2004). Caprine butchery and bone modification templates:. Internet Archaeology 17. Vol 17, https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.17.2.

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Title:		 Caprine butchery and bone modification templates:
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Subtitle:		 a step towards standardisation
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Issue:		 Internet Archaeology 17
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Volume:		 17
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Abstract:		 Zooarchaeological procedure for recording butchery marks and other types of bone modification involves drawing the bone showing the exact location and orientation of the modification, and recording all of the information about the bone and its modification into an electronic database. No recording templates have been published, however, resulting in individual zooarchaeologists repeating the effort of developing their own templates or drawings for each bone in an assemblage showing a modification. To help alleviate this problem a series of caprine (sheep and goat) bone templates have been created, showing every bone in a goat skeleton, apart from the skull, from six views at life-size when printed on A4 paper. They have been produced with a minimum of detail so that the recorded butchery marks and bone modifications will be clearly visible. Because the skeletal morphology of sheep and goats is so similar these templates may be used interchangeably for either species. They may also be used for many other artiodactyl species such as cattle and deer as no scale has been indicated. Includes
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Author:		 Peter Popkin
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Year of Publication:		 2004
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Goat Bone (Auto Detected Subject)
ANIMAL REMAINS (Object England)
Butchery Marks (Auto Detected Subject)
Sheep (Auto Detected Subject)
Skull (Auto Detected Subject)
Goat Skeleton (Auto Detected Subject)
Cattle (Auto Detected Subject)
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Butchered Animal Bone (Object England)
ANIMAL REMAINS (Object England)
BUTCHERED ANIMAL REMAINS (Object England)
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.17.2
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Created Date:		 05 Sep 2005