Original paper
Bison death assemblages and the interpretation of human hunting behaviour
Abstract
Bison kill sites on the North American Plains are well-studied archaeological examples of human communal hunting and mass killing of large ungulates. Assemblages of bison bones from these sites are dominated by the remains of prime adults, and younger animals are not as well represented as expected. We propose that predation by large carnivores preferentially removed calves and yearlings from some herds prior to the preferred seasons for...
Paper Details
Title
Bison death assemblages and the interpretation of human hunting behaviour
Published Date
May 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
297
Pages
100 - 109
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