Quantification Of Gnaw Marks
Quantification of Gnaw Marks is a zooarchaeological method that systematically measures and records the frequency, distribution, and morphological characteristics of tooth marks on faunal remains to infer post-depositional modifications caused by carnivores or rodents.
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Similarity of Bones and Antlers gnawed by Deer to Human Artefacts
Antony J. Sutcliffe · Nature · 1973 · 81 citations
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