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- 2007386519 abstract "The main goal of this research is to know the exploitation of the faunal diversity during the Holocene in the Horn of Africa, especially in the arid plain of Gobaad in Djibouti and in the mountainous region of Wolayta in Ethiopia. For that purpose, the author has studied faunal collections (more than 70 000 remains and 34 species) from five archaeological sites occupied from the 5th millennium BC to the 1st millennium AD. Both these regions offer very different natural environments, in which the presence of specialized societies of hunter-gatherers is evident. By integrating the findings of this research with data from the neighbouring countries, and by comparing them with all archaeological data, it appears that the diffusion of farming came from acculturation more than migration. The environmental and cultural diversity of the Horn of Africa encouraged the emergence of numerous patterns for the later adoption of pastoralism. -- Publisher's web site.".
- 2007386519 contributor B10906996.
- 2007386519 coverage "Djibouti Antiquities.".
- 2007386519 coverage "Ethiopia Antiquities.".
- 2007386519 created "2007.".
- 2007386519 date "2007".
- 2007386519 date "2007.".
- 2007386519 dateCopyrighted "2007.".
- 2007386519 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-196).".
- 2007386519 description "The main goal of this research is to know the exploitation of the faunal diversity during the Holocene in the Horn of Africa, especially in the arid plain of Gobaad in Djibouti and in the mountainous region of Wolayta in Ethiopia. For that purpose, the author has studied faunal collections (more than 70 000 remains and 34 species) from five archaeological sites occupied from the 5th millennium BC to the 1st millennium AD. Both these regions offer very different natural environments, in which the presence of specialized societies of hunter-gatherers is evident. By integrating the findings of this research with data from the neighbouring countries, and by comparing them with all archaeological data, it appears that the diffusion of farming came from acculturation more than migration. The environmental and cultural diversity of the Horn of Africa encouraged the emergence of numerous patterns for the later adoption of pastoralism. -- Publisher's web site.".
- 2007386519 extent "xvi, 196, [55] p. :".
- 2007386519 identifier "1407300199".
- 2007386519 identifier "9781407300191".
- 2007386519 isPartOf "BAR international series ; 1602".
- 2007386519 isPartOf "Cambridge monographs in African archaeology ; 68".
- 2007386519 issued "2007".
- 2007386519 issued "2007.".
- 2007386519 language "fre".
- 2007386519 publisher "Oxford : Archaeopress,".
- 2007386519 spatial "Djibouti Antiquities.".
- 2007386519 spatial "Djibouti.".
- 2007386519 spatial "Ethiopia Antiquities.".
- 2007386519 spatial "Ethiopia.".
- 2007386519 subject "967.71 22".
- 2007386519 subject "Animal culture Djibouti.".
- 2007386519 subject "Animal culture Ethiopia.".
- 2007386519 subject "DT411.65 .L47 2007".
- 2007386519 subject "Excavations (Archaeology) Djibouti.".
- 2007386519 subject "Excavations (Archaeology) Ethiopia.".
- 2007386519 subject "Paleontology Djibouti.".
- 2007386519 subject "Paleontology Ethiopia.".
- 2007386519 subject "Subsistence hunting Djibouti.".
- 2007386519 subject "Subsistence hunting Ethiopia.".
- 2007386519 title "Chasse et élevage dans la Corne de l'Afrique entre le Néolithique et les temps historiques / Joséphine Lesur.".
- 2007386519 type "text".