Roman Tunisian dietary patterns as a feature ofRomanitas: An archaeozoological approach

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Reforesting Roman Africa: Woodland Resources, Worship, and Colonial Erasures

“… 88 Azaza and Colominas 2020 offer an overview and synthesis, attributing the lack of wild species to minimal forest around urban centres. For Carthage, see MacKinnon 2010: 170–1, noting the paucity of wild animals (0.7 per cent of assemblages at the sites studied).…”