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Benjamin Arbuckle

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Animals and Inequality in the Ancient World

  • edited by Benjamin S. Arbuckle and Sue Ann McCarty

Benjamin S. Arbuckle

Benjamin S. Arbuckleis professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a zooarchaeologist whose research focuses on human-animal interactions in ancient Anatolia (modern Turkey). He is coeditor of Animals and Inequality in the Ancient World.

University Press of Colorado - Benjamin Arbuckle

Food Provisioning in Complex Societies

Zooarchaeological Perspectives

  • edited by Levent Atici & Benjamin S. Arbuckle
University Press of Colorado - Benjamin Arbuckle

Horses in Prehistoric Turkey

In 2008, I was sitting on a folding plastic chair in our makeshift archaeology lab situated on the grounds of a "sugar factory" in the provincial town of Niğde (pronounced NEE-deh), Turkey (about a four-hour drive south from Ankara, Turkey’s capital), when I made a discovery.

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