Analysis of Bone Counts by Maximum Likelihood

By A. Rogers. 2000

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Subfields: Anthropology, Archeology, Paleontology

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• NISP, Bone Fragmentation, and the Measurement of Taxonomic Abundance (2013, background): “…in many cases: indeed, an extremely large amount of archaeological and ethnographic research has been inspired by the fact that humans often leave different parts of vertebrate carcasses in different places (see, e.g., Binford 1978; Lyman 2008, pp. 214–249; Rogers 2000; White 1952, 1953).”