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ICAZ `FISH REMAINS WORKING GROUP' CONFERENCE, PANAMA, MARCH 16-22, PANAMA CITY (PANAMA) AND CHITRE (HERRERA)
CONFERENCIA DEL "CIRCULO ARQUEOICTIOLOGICO" DEL CONCEJO INTERNACIONAL PARA LA ARQUEOZOOLOGIA, 16-22 DE MARZO DE 1997, CIUDAD DE PANAMA Y CHITRE, REPUBLICA DE PANAMA
ACERO, Arturo (University of Arizona, Tucson and Caracas, Venezuela) "Importance of Osteological Studies for Systematics and Biogeography" (Importancia de los Estudios Osteologicos para la Sistematica y Biogeografia)
BARRETT, James (Department of Anthropology, Toronto), Ruby CERON-CARRASCO (Edinburgh, Scotland), and Rebecca NICHOLSON (University of York) "The Prehistory of Marine Resource Use in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland" (Utilizacion Prehistorica de Recursos Marinos en las Tierras Altas e Islas de Escocia)
BARTOSIEWICZ, Laszlo (Institute of Archaeological Sciences, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, Hungary) "Early History of Fish Exploitation in Hungary and the Lower Danube Region" (Historia Temprana de la Utilizacion del Pescado en Hungria y en la Region Danubiana)
"Relative Size Estimation of Archaeological Fish Using Computerized Mass Measurement of Vertebrae" (Estimacion del Tamano Relativo de Peces Arqueologicos Utilizando Medidas Computarizadas de Grupos de Vertebras)
BEECH, M.J. (University of York, UK) "History of Fishing in the United Arab Emirates" (Historia de la Pesca en los Emiratos Arabes Unidos)
BODKER ENGHOFF, Inge (Copenhagen, Denmark) "Prehistoric Fishing in the Baltic" (La Pesca Prehistorica en el Mar Baltico)
CLASON, A.T. (University of Groningen, Holland) "Traditional Fishing on the South Coast of West Java, Indonesia" (La Pesca Tradicional en la Costa Sur de Java Occidental, Indonesia)
COOKE, Richard (STRI, Panama) "Fishing in Lower Central America from 7,000 BP to the SpanishConquest" (La Pesca en la Baja Centroamerica desde 7,000 aP hasta la Conquista Espanola)
COOKE, Richard and Conrado TAPIA "Hyperosteosis: a Preliminary Guide for Archeologists in the Eastern Tropical Pacific" (POSTER) (La Hiperosteosis: Guia Preliminar para los Arqueologos del Pacifico Oriental Tropical)
ERVYNCK, Anton (Instituut voor Het Archaeologisch Patrimonium, Asse, Flanders), Wim VAN NEER, and Dick BRINKHUIZEN "Evolution of Fisheries and the Fish Trade in the Low Countries" (Evolucion de las Pesquerias y del Comercio del Pescado en los Paises Bajos)
FABIOLA GUZMAN, Ana (Instituto Nacional de Antropologia, Mexico) "Archaeoichthyological Analysis of Offering 23 from the Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan" (Analisis Arqueoictiologico de la Ofrenda 23 del Templo Mayor de Tenochtitlan)
GREENSPAN, Ruth "The Use of Gear Selectivity Models in the Interpretation of Archaeological Fish Remains: a Case Study from the Harney Basin, Oregon, USA" (Utilizacion de Modelos Basados en la Selectividad de las Artes de Pesca: el Caso de la Cuenca Harney, Oregon, EE.UU.)
HAMILTON-DYER, Sheila (Bournemouth, England) "Fishing in Mediaeval Novgorod, Russia" (La Pesca en Novgorod, Rusia, durante la Edad Media)
JIMENEZ, Maximo (Universidad de Panama) "Fishing at Cerro Juan Diaz, a Precolumbian Village on the Central Pacific Coast of Panama" (La Pesca en Cerro Juan Diaz, una Aldea Precolombina en la Costa del Pacifico Central de Panama)
LEACH, Foss (Museum of New Zealand) "A Review of 35,000 Years of Fishing in the Pacific" (Una Resena de 35,000 Anos de ls Pesca en el Pacifico)
LOCKER, Alison (University of Southampton, England) (POSTER) (with Dale Serjeantson) "The Demise of Stockfish and Herring in British Armed Forces Rations in the Late 17th. and Early 18th. Centuries" (El Decaimiento del Bacalao y Arenque en las Raciones de las Fuerzas Armadas Britanicas a Finales del S. XVII y a Comienzos del S. XVIII)
LOUGAS, Lembi (Institute of History, Tallinn, Estonia) "Growth Ring Studies of Fish Remains from Archaeological Sites: a Methodological Approach" (Poster [with W. van Neer]) (Analisis de los Anillos de Crecimiento en Restos de Peces de Sitios Arqueologicos: un Ensayo Metodologico)
"A Regional Study of Stone Age Fish Remains in the Eastern Baltic" (Estudio Regional de los Restos de Peces en el Baltico Oriental)
MAKOWIECKI, Daniel (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poznan, Poland) "Fishing in Poland during the Prehistoric and Historic Periods" (La Pesca en Polonia durante los Periodos Prehistorico e Historico)
MATHIEU, Laetitita (Ecole Polytechinque Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland) "An Assessment of the Diet of the Great Cormorant [Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis] Based on the Osteological Analysis of Regurgitated Pellets" (Evaluacion de la Dieta del Cormoran [Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis] con Base en Analisis Osteologicos de Pelotillas Regurgitadas)
MILLER, Peter (Bristol University, UK) "Identification of gobiid fish remains" (Identificacion de Restos Oseos de Peces de la Familia Gobiidae)
MORALES, Arturo (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain) "Bone Fracture Patterns of Sea Breams (Sparidae) from Spanish Archaeological Sites" (Patrones de Fractura de Huesos de Besugos (Sparidae) de Sitios Arqueologicos Espanoles)
NEEDS-HOWARTH, S. (University of Groningen, Holland) "Iroquoian Fishing around Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada" (La Pesca Iroquesa cerca del Lago Simcoe, Ontario, Canada)
"Seasonality from Scales and other Structures: an Application of Fisheries Methods" (La Utilizacion de las Escamas y otras Estructuras para Determinar la Estacionalidad: una Aplicacion de Metodos Pesqueros)
PEDAKARIS, S. (North Atlantic Biology Organization) "The Commercial Fisheries of Mediaeval Arctic Norway" (Las Pesquerias Comerciales del Artico Noruego durante la Edad Media)
PENA, German (Instituto Colombiano de Ciencias) "Precolumbian Fishing in Colombian Rivers and Freshwater Lakes" (La Pesca Precolombina en los Rios y Lagos de Colombia)
POLACO, Oscar "A Fish Offering of the Tarascan Culture, Mexico" (Una Ofrenda de Pescado de la Cultura Tarasca de Mexico)
RAMOS ROCA, Elizabeth (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia) "Precolumbian Fishing along the Atlantic Coast of Colombia" (La Pesca Precolombina en la Costa Atlantica de Colombia)
ROSALES THAN, Teresa and Victor VASQUEZ SANCHEZ (Arqueobios, Peru) "The Sciaenidae in the Prehistory of the North Coast of Peru" (Los Sciaenidae en la Prehistoria de la Costa Norte del Peru)
ROSELLO, EUFRASIA (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain) "Comparative Osteology of Spanish Sea Breams (Sparidae): a Reference for Ichthyoarchaeologists" (Osteologia Comparada de los Besugos Espanoles: una Referencia para Ictioarqueologos)
SANCHEZ, Amelia (Guayaquil, Ecuador) "Fishing during the Valdivia and Machalilla Periods on the Ecuadoran Coast" (La Pesca durante los Periodos 'Validivia' y 'Machalilla' en la Costa Ecuatoriana)
SERJEANTSON, Dale (University of Southampton, UK) "Fish Consumption in Southern England in the Middle Ages" (El Consumo del Pescado en Inglaterra durante la Edad Media)
STUDER, Jacqueline (Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, Geneva, Switzerland) "Fish in Jordan: Food Source and Model for Mosaics" (El Pescado en Jordania: Fuente Alimenticia y Modelo para los Mosaicos)
VAN NEER, Wim (Royal Museum of Central Africa, Tervuren, Flanders) "Prehistoric Fishing along the Egyptian and Sudanese Nile" (La Pesca Prehistorica Niliaca en Egipto y Sudan)
"An Overview of Archaeoichthyology at Turkish and Syrian Sites" (Sintesis de Arqueoictiologia en Sitios Turcos y Sirios)
VOORHIES, Barbara (University of Colorado) and Conrado TAPIA (STRI, Panama) "Preceramic Fishing in the Estuaries of Chiapas [Mexico]" (La Pesca en los Estuarios de Chiapas [Mexico] durante el Preceramico)
ZOHAR, Irit (University of Tel-Aviv, Israel) "Prehistoric Fishing in Israel" (La Pesca Prehistorica en Israel)
Contact Richard Cookefor further details
ICAZ (International Council for Archaeozoology)
FISH REMAINS WORKING GROUP 10th Meeting
New York, September 1999
CALL FOR PAPERS
TITLE: Approaching a new millenium:
Fisheries research at present, questions for the Future
The 10th meeting of the ICAZ Fish Remains Working Group will be held in
New York, in September 1999 (Exact dates will be sent at a future
circular). You are all welcome to participate. Please mail in your
preliminary titles for papers/posters or workshop subjects by October 30,
1997. It would also be helpful if you can indicate whether you
anticipate needing financial support or will have funding from you home
institution.
At the New York meeting a special emphasis will be given to co-operative
work, regional issues, methodology and the formation of workshops for a
more hands-on approach to difficult conceptual and practical issues.
Interested graduate students are also encouraged to attend.
We are also putting together a FIRST EDITION of the FISH REMAINS WORKING
GROUP COOK BOOK!!!! If you are interested you may submit your favourite
recipe (with a special note on butchery).
Your reply by October 30, 1997 will be greatly appreciated and will be
extremely helpful in the search for funding. If you cannot make it by
October however, do not be discouraged just write to me with your idea
and recipe and we can discuss further details.
It would be great if you could post, circulate or mail this notice to
interested colleagues, or send their addresses to me so I can do so.
Thank you in advance for your help, support and participation. I am
looking forward to welcoming all of you to New York.
Sophia Perdikaris
Hunter College, CUNY
Dept. of Anthropology, NABO
695 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10021
USA
Tel. +212-772-5410 (Leave message)
+212-772-5655 (lab)
Fax. +212-772-5423
E-mail: sophiap@erols.com OR nabo@voicenet.com
Contact Sophia Perdikarisfor further details
New York Proposed Timetable September 1999
To: Presenters, participants and all interested parties!
CC: ICAZ Participants
From: Edith Coleman & Dr. Sophia Perdikaris
Date: 09/03/99
Re: Transportation, Events, Schedule and list of participants
This memo is to let you know how to get from the airports to
Manhattan and ultimately to your hotels. It also outlines
transportation from the hotels to the conference site
(Hunter College, located at 68th Street and Lexington Avenue
Room 217HW). When you arrive for the conference, enter
Hunter College from the main lobby of the "West Building"
(it is the one on the south west corner of 68th St. &
Lexington Avenue with a large black modern sculpture in
front). You will see signs posted in the lobby directing you
to the appropriate room. Registration will be held just
outside the conference room and immediately before
presentations begin.
Getting to your hotel from the Airport
From/To JFK or LaGuardia:
Taxi: Approximately $35.00 plus tip (15%) and tolls to any
destination in Manhattan, depending upon route taken. Taxis
leave from official taxi stands outside of the terminals.
Get price quote from the dispatcher before getting in the
cab. Bus: Carey Bus Lines $13.00 per person. Leaving the
airport every half-hour between 5:00am and 11:00am, after
11:00am buses rum every 15 to 20 minutes. Buses drop off
passengers across the street from Grand Central Station on
42nd street and Park Avenue.
From/To Newark Airport:
Taxi: Approximately $50.00 plus tip (15%) and toll to any
destination in Manhattan. Again, catch taxi from official
stand outside terminal. Get a fare quote before getting into
cab.
Bus: Olympia Trails Airport Bus $10.00 per person. Buses run
every Half-hour between 5:00am and 7:00am, 7:01am to 11:00pm
buses run every 15 to 20 minutes. Buses drop off passengers
at Pennsylvania Station (Penn Station) or at 120 East 41st
Street between Lexington and Park Avenues (one block from
Grand Central Station).
The Murray Hill Inn:
143 East 30th Street (Between Lexington and Third Avenues)
212-545-0879
We recommend taking either Airport bus to the Grand Central
Station drop off. Then, either take a taxi to the hotel
directly from there (Approximately $5.00) or walk one block
east and take the Lexington Avenue bus M101, M102, or M103
($1.50 exact change required) to 30th Street. You may also
take the #6 local downtown subway line from Grand Central
Station one stop to the 33rd Street stop which exits onto
33rd Street and Park Avenue ($1.50 token or metrocard
required, you don't need exact change, there is a token
booth in the station). If your luggage is light you can also
walk down to 30th street and make a left on 30th till you
see the Inn. This is approximately a 10-15 minute walk.
The Amsterdam Inn:
340 Amsterdam Ave (at West 76th Street)
212-545-0879
If you are coming from Newark Airport on the Olympia Trails
line you may take it to the Penn Station drop off . The
Carey bus line from JFK and LaGuardia terminates at Grand
Central but does provide a shuttle bus to Penn Station. From
Penn Station catch the #1 local, #2 or #3 Express subway
line uptown to the 72nd Street stop and walk one block east
and 4 blocks north. You may also take the M10 Bus uptown
from the 8th Avenue exit from Penn Station, take it up
Central Park West to 76th Street and walk 2 blocks west. The
easiest is to take a taxi from Penn Station (approx.
$10.00).
To/From Hunter College:
From the Murray Hill Inn: Take the Third Avenue Bus M101,
M102, or M103 uptown to 67th /68th Street and walk 1 block
west or take the #6 subway line from 33rd Street and Park
Avenue uptown to the 68th Street Hunter College stop. It
exits directly into the West Building at Hunter College. If
this entrance is open, take the escalator one flight up and
you will see signs posted in the lobby.
From the Amsterdam Inn: Take the Crosstown Bus M72 on West
72nd Street through the park to East 72nd Street and
Lexington Avenue. Walk 4 blocks south on Lexington Avenue to
68th Street.
EXCURSIONS:
At registration there will be sign-up lists for suggested
evening activities. If you have any special requests please
let us know and we will try to help you out as best we can.
Friday, September 24, 1999
Opening Night "Ice-Breaker": Cruise around lower Manhattan
departing from Pier 16 of the South Street Seaport at 6:30
pm. You will receive your complementary drink ticket at
registration. Cash Bar and D.J. on board.
Wednesday, September 29, 1999
South Street Seaport / Fulton Street Fish Market: EARLY
morning (approx. 5:00 am) visit to the seaport and fish
market. Depending on interest and time we may also visit the
Chinatown Fish Market. Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Tour: 11:00 am departure from Battery Park $7.00 ticket
includes round-trip ferry to both islands and admission to
both the Statue of Liberty and the Ellis Island Immigration
Museum. Cafeteria facilities available. Please make
reservations at registration for this tour.
Thursday, September 30 to October 2, 1999
Trip to Norwalk Connecticut and Cape Cod Massachusetts
($50.00 fee plus $65.00 per night/per person for two nights)
Thursday depart NYC 7:00 am Visit to the Norwalk Aquarium:
Includes Aquarium entrance IMAX movie Guided Tour Coastal
exploration Lunch may be purchased at the Aquarium
Cafeteria. Depart for Cape Cod. Check in at Holiday Inn in
Provincetown, MA. Dinner at Portuguese/ New England seafood
restaurant -- informal talk by Jerry Sawyer on the Whales of
the Gulf of Maine. Friday: Whale Watching in the Gulf of
Maine Lunch and Sight Seeing in Provincetown. Afternoon
visit to the salt marshes. Saturday: 7:00 am departure to
NYC (expected arrival 1:00 pm). PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR
RESERVATIONS FOR THIS TRIP AT REGISTRATION. DEADLINE FOR
RESERVATIONS IS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.
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SCHEDULE OF PRESENTATIONS: This is a preliminary schedule
and subject to change!!! If your name does not appear and it
should (or if it does and it shouldn't) please contact
Sophia Perdikaris immediately (sophiap@erols.com) so we can
straighten out the details. A firm schedule of papers will
be in your hands at the time of registration.
September 24, 1999 - Friday Session
08:00 - 10:00 Registration & Coffee
10:00 Sophia Perdikaris - Welcome and Logistics
10:10 Opening Remarks
10:30 John Oates - Chair of the Hunter College Department
of Anthropology
10:45 Distinguished Guest
11:00 Thomas McGovern
11:45 Lunch
13:45 Hans-Peter Uerpmann - ICAZ History
14:15 Arturo Morales - ICAZ Future Goals
EVENT: Dance and Cocktail Reception on board Seaport Liberty
Cruise Line Departing from Pier 16 of the South Street
seaport at 6:30pm
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September 25, 1999 - Saturday Session
08:30 Continental Breakfast
Session Chair : Gerry Bigelow
09:00 Gerry Bigelow - An integrated Analysis of Maritime
Settlement Economy In the Shetland Islands
09:20 Margaret McCarthy -
09:40 Ruby Ceron Carrasco - The fish remains from
Bostadh Beach, Great Bernera, Isle of Lewis, Scotland
10:00 Sophia Perdikaris - Commercial Signatures across
the North Atlantic: The saga of Gadus morhua
10:20 Discussion
10:40 Coffee Break
Session Chair: Thomas McGovern
11:00 Thomas H. McGovern - The fish remains from the Great
Hall in Hoffstadir, Iceland
11:20 Inge Bodker Enkoff - Aspects of Fishing in the
Baltic and North Sea Region from the 5th century
BC to the 16th century AD.
11:40 Claudia Milne -
12:00 Discussion
12:20 - 2:00 Lunch Break
Session Chair: Richard Hoffman
2:00 Richard Hoffman - Exotic Food: Medieval Europeans
eating fish from outside natural local ecosystems
2:20 Brent Handley -
2:40 Ruth Greenspan
3:00 Virginia Butler
3:20 Discussion
3:40 Coffee Break
4:00 Andrew Jones
4:20 A. Jones - Workshop
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September 26, 1999 - Sunday Session
8:30 Continental Breakfast
Session Chair: Wim van Neer
09:00 Wim van Neer
09:20 Irit Zohar
09:40 Foss Leach - technical
10:00 Greg Monks
10:20 Discussion
10:40 Coffee Break
Session Chair: Arturo Morales
11:00 Margarethe Uerpmann
11:20 Bill Belcher: Households and Fish Remains at Balakot
and Harappa-Comparisons from the Indus Valley Civilization
11:40 Foss Leach
12:00 Discussion
12:20 - 2:00 Lunch Break
Session Chair: Foss Leach
2:00 Omri Lernau
2:20 Judith Powell
2:40 Chris Mosseri - Marlio
3:00 Irit Zohar
3:20 Discussion
3:40 Coffee Break
4:00 Book Room
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September 27, 1999 - Monday Session
08:30 Continental Breakfast
Session Chair: Dirk Heinrich
09:00 Dirk Heinrich
09:20 Alfred Galik
09:40 Heide Huster Plogman and Andre Rehazek
10:00 Kristin Bosma
10:20 Discussion
10:40 Coffee Break
Session Chair: Laszlo Bartociewicz
11:00 Daniel Mackoweiki
11:20 Laszlo Bartociewicz: Bronze Age Fish Remains in
the Tisza River Region, Hungary
11:40 Alfred Galik
12:00 Heather Builth
12:20 Discussion
12:40 - 2:00 Lunch Break
Session Chair: Arturo Acero
2:00 Anna Fabiola Guzman
2:20 Phillipe Bearez: Archaic Fishing in Southern Peru Coast
2:40 Arturo Acero: The CGSM (Colombian Caribbean):
Fisheries in the Past and Present
3:00 Sandrine Gouard
3:20 Discussion
3:40 Coffee Break
4:00 A. Morales, E. Rosello, V. Vasquez and T. Rosales
The Fishes from Mo Che (Peru)
4:20 Poster Session
************************ September 28, 1999 - Tuesday Session
8:30 Continental Breakfast
Session Chair: Clayton Tinsley
09:00 Myriam Sternberg
09:20 Igor Smolyar
09:40 Tim Bromage
10:00 Discussion
10:20 Coffee Break
11:00 Visit of AMICA lab
11:30 - 12:30 Software Presentations
12:30 - 2:00 Lunch
14:00 Business Meeting and Closing Remarks
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Index of Presenters and Sessions Chairs
Acero, A. aacero@u.arizona.edu
Bartosiewicz, L. h10459bar@ella.hu
Bearez, P. bearez@computextos.com.pe
Beech, M. mjb117@york.ac.uk
Belcher, W. wbelcher@students.wisc.edu
Bigelow, G. gbigelow@gwi.net
Bosma, K. k.l.b.bosma@let.rug.nl
Builth, H. heather.builth@flinders.edu.au
Butler, V. virginia@ch2.ch.pdx.edu
Cardell, A. annica.hepp-cardell@raa.se
Ceron-Carrasco, R. rceron@hsy1. ssc.ed.ac.uk
Constantine, B. drxdeath@yahoo.com
Del-Mar Ortega, M. Ortega@uvigo.es
Enghoff, I. IBEnghoff@ZMUC.KU.DK
Galik, A. alfred.galik@univie.ac.at
Greenspan, R. ruth@spanman.com
Grouard, Sandrine sgrouard@cimrs1.mnhn.fr
Guzman, F. fguzman@hotmail.com
Handley, B BMH1969@aol.com
Heinrich, D. dheinrich@ifh.uni-kiel.de
Hoffmann, R. medfish@yorku.ca
Huster-Plogmann, H. huesplo@blue.win.ch
Jones, A. a.k.g.jones@bradford.ac.uk
Leach, F. Foss.Leach@University-of-Ngakuta.ac.nz
Lernau, O. ozlernau@netmedia.net.il
Makowiecki, D. eurasien@dainst.de
McCarthy star8014@bureau.ucc.ie
Mc Govern, T. nabo@voicenet. com
Milne, C. Cmilne@efortress.com
Monks, G. monks@cc.UManitoba.CA
Morales-Muniz, A. arturo.morales@uam.es
Mosseri-Marlio, C. Chris@cwinkelb.demon.co.uk
Powell, J. Judith.Powell@env.qld.gov.au
Perdikaris, S. sophiap@erols.com
Rehazek, A. rehazek@ubaclu.unibas.ch
Rosello-Izquierdo, E. eufrasia.rosello@uam.es
Sawyer, J. jaguar13@concentric.net
Sternberg, M. n/a
Uerpmann, H. hans-peter.uerpmann@uni-tuebingen.de
Uerpmann, M. margarethe.uerpmann@uni-tuebingen.de
van Neer, W. vanneer@africamuseum.be
Zohar, I. zoharir@post.tau.ac.il
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS AS OF SEPT. 3, 1999
*Arturo Acero Colombia-U.Nacional de Colombia
*Colin Amundsen USA-CUNY
*Laszlo Bartosiewicz Hungary-Lorand Eotvos U.
*Philippe Bearez Peru-Instituto France de Estudios Andinos
*Mark Beech UK - U of York
*William Belcher USA-IMA Consulting
*Gerald Bigelow USA-U. Of S. Maine
*Kristin Bosma Netherlands- Groningen Institute for Archaeology
*Ruby Ceron Carrasco UK-U.of Edinburgh *Barry Constantine UK -
*Pam Crabtree USA - NYU *Ragnar Edvardsson Iceland - FSI
*Inge Bodker-Enghoff Denmark-Zoologisk Museum
*Alfred Galik Austria - Inst. Of Paleontology
*Ruth Greenspan USA- Zooarchaeology
*Ana Fabiola Guzman Mexico- Escuela Nacional deciencial Biologicas
*Brent M. Handley USA-U of Connecticut
*Richard Hoffman Canada - York U. Toronto
*Heide Huster-Plogmann Switzerland - Research Inst. Of Basel
*Andrew Jones UK - U. of York
*Angelica Lampen Germany- U of Munster
*Foss Leach New Zealand - U of NZ
*Omri Lernau Israel
*Marlene Linville USA - CUNY
*Alison Locker BWI-U. Of Southampton
*Daniel Makowiecki Poland/Germany-Deutsches Arch. Inst.
*Thomas McGovern USA - CUNY
*Sandra Meadows USA - CUNY
*Claudia Milne USA - IMA Associates
*Greg Monk USA
*Chris Mosseri-Marlio UK - Inst. Of Arch.,London
*Arturo Morales Spain - U. Autonoma de Madrid
*Maria Del Mar Ortega Spain - Laboratorie de Anatomia Animal
*Gernan Peqa Colombia
*Sophia Perdikaris USA-CUNY
*Anne Pike Tay USA- Vassar
*Judith Powell Australia-Queensland Dept. Of Environment
*Andre Rehazek Switzerland - Research Inst. Of Basel
*Jeanie Romeo USA - USA
*Teresa Rosales Peru - U. Nacional de Trujillo
*Jerry Sawyer USA - CUNY
*Grouard Sandrine France - Museum of Nat. History
*Igor Smolyar Russia - NOAA
*Clayton Tinsley USA - CUNY
*Margarethe Uerpmann Germany - Archaeobiologie
*Hans Peter Uerpmann Germany - Archaeobiologie
*Wim van Neer Belgium - Royal Museum of C.Africa
*Victor Vasquez Peru - U. Nacional de Trujillo
*Jim Woollett Canada - CUNY
*Irit Zohar Israel - Tel Aviv U.
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