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Insects in the city : an archaeoentomological perspective on London's past

Title
Insects in the city : an archaeoentomological perspective on London's past / David Smith.
Author
Smith, D. N. (David N.)
Publication
Oxford, England : Archaeopress, ©2012.

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Description
120 pages : illustrations, maps; 30 cm.
Summary
"Insect remains from archaeological sites can tell us an astonishing amount about the past. This ranges from lists of which species were present, via ... details of the parasitological state of Londoners of the time, to socially and economically significant reconstructions of the environment and climate. ... In this study the author makes us feel much more familiar with the creatures themselves, and presents descriptions of site results, explanations of methodology, and ... conclusions. In addition, we understand how the details of remains for single sites can be woven together into bigger stories. The results from London, with their long time span and geographical range, present an excellent basis for an ... account of this kind."--Publisher description from Website, Sept. 11, 2012, based on book preface.
Series Statement
BAR British series ; 561
Uniform Title
BAR British series ; 561.
Alternative Title
Archaeoentomological perspective on London's past
Subject
  • Forntiden
  • Paleoentomology > England > London
  • Animal remains (Archaeology) > England > London
  • Environmental archaeology > England > London
  • Animal remains (Archaeology)
  • Antiquities
  • Environmental archaeology
  • Paleoentomology
  • Miljöarkeologi
  • Animalosteologi
  • Insekter
  • London (England) > Antiquities
  • England > London
  • England > Haddenham
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 104-117) and index.
ISBN
  • 9781407309866
  • 1407309862
OCLC
  • ocn802322372
  • 802322372
  • SCSB-1653471
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library