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Feasting at Marj Rabba, An Early Chalcolithic Site in the Galilee

Hill, Austin "CHAD" ; Price, Max D. ; Rowan, Yorke M.

Oxford journal of archaeology, 2016-05, Vol.35 (2), p.127-140 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Feasting at Marj Rabba, An Early Chalcolithic Site in the Galilee
Autor: Hill, Austin "CHAD" ; Price, Max D. ; Rowan, Yorke M.
Assuntos: Archaeology ; Cultural anthropology ; Social life & customs
É parte de: Oxford journal of archaeology, 2016-05, Vol.35 (2), p.127-140
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Descrição: Summary Feasting is a common part of human culture in the present and past that can serve a variety of roles such as creating and maintaining social identities within and between social groups. In zooarchaeology, feasting evidence, rather than the accumulated and mixed refuse from long‐term consumption, often gives us some of the only data from individual events at a site. A cattle bone refuse pit at the site of Marj Rabba, Israel, provides evidence for feasting from the early Chalcolithic (c.4500–3600 BC) in the southern Levant. The presence of cattle feasts at Marj Rabba provides a glimpse of cultural practices in this critical transitional period that may mirror practices from earlier periods.
Editor: Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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