Taphonomic Analysis of Faunal Remains from Lake Beseka, Ethiopia: Implications for Site Formation Processes and Paleoecological Reconstruction

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TAPHONOMIC ANALYSIS OF FAUNAL REMAINS FROM LAKE BESEKA, ETHIOPIA IMPLICATIONS FOR SITE FORMATION PROCESSES AND PALEOECOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION. BY: ADDISE DABA, MA in Zooarchaeology (CFEE grant 2025) What Faunal Remains from Lake Beseka Tell Us about the Past and Environments Some of the most powerful evidence for understanding the past comes from animal bones. At Lake Beseka in central Ethiopia, faunal remains give insight into how humans interacted with other animals and environments during...

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Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeology and Rock Art Studies

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Hypotheses (OpenEdition)
Publication date
29 January 2026