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On Villages, Quantification, and Appropriate Context: A Comment on “Social Zooarchaeology of a Northwest Coast House” by Paul A. Ewonus

Colin Grier, Susan Lukowski

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The organization of settled Northwest Coast village life has been a topic of recurrent discussion among archaeologists interested in the origins of social complexity. Despite a growing focus on vil...

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Key concepts: Assemblage (archaeology), Zooarchaeology, Faunal assemblage, Context (archaeology), Archaeology, Range (aeronautics), Taphonomy, Geography

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