2022
DOI: 10.1002/oa.3191
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What can osteometric analyses tell us about domestic dogs recovered from a multicomponent indigenous site in Vermont?

Abstract: Osteometric data from archaeological remains are fundamental in zooarchaeological analyses of domestic dogs. We apply recently developed methods to a small sample of dog remains recovered from the Ewing site, a multicomponent precontact Native American site in Vermont, northeastern North America. We measure dimensions of limb bone ends and pulp-width ratios from dental radiographs to estimate dog body mass and age at death based on published regression equations. Our analysis estimates the body mass of the Ewi… Show more

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