Dogs and People in Social, Working, Economic or Symbolic Interaction

edited by Lynn M Snyder and Elizabeth A Moore

History, ethnography, and archaeology of the Coastal Salish wooly-dog (Russell L Barsh et al); A dwarf hound skeleton from a Romano-British grave at York Road, Leicester (Ian L Baxter); Food, rituals? The exploitation of dogs from Eretria during the Helladic and Hellenistic periods (Isabelle Chenal-Velarde); Artemis Pit? Dog remains from a well in the ancient town of Siracusa (Salvatore Chilardi); In sickness and in health: Care for an arthritic Maltese dog from the Roman cemetery of Yasmina, Carthage (Michael MacKinnon and Kyle Belanger); What did Bronze Age dogs eat? Coprolitic analyses (Liina Maldre); What do dogs mean, what do dogs do? (Michael Atwood Mason); Dog sacrifice in the ancient world: A ritual passage? (Jacopo De Grossi Mazzorin and Claudia Minniti); Bronze Age dogs from graves in Border, The Netherlands and Dimitri, Greece (Wietske Prummel); An ethnoarchaeological study of chase hunting with gundogs by the aboriginal peoples of Taiwan (Atsushi Nobayashi); Variability in medieval dogs from Hungary (Marta Tassi); Companions from the oldest times: Dogs in ancient Greek literature, iconography and osteological testimony (Katerina Trantalidou); Dog-wolf hybrid biotype reconstruction from the archaeological city of Teoihuacan in prehistoric central Mexico (Ral Valadez et al); The sacrifice of dogs in ancient Italy (Barbara Wilkens); The evidentiary dog: A review of anthrozoological cases and archaeological studies (Bonnie C Yates and Janice Koler-Matznick).