Shayla LaDawn Monroe- Doctor of Philosophy
- Professor (Assistant) at Harvard University
Shayla LaDawn Monroe
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Professor (Assistant) at Harvard University
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Mesolithic groups in Mediterranean Iberia lived during a period of bioclimatic and cultural changes. Thus, their economic behaviour and the availability of plant and animal resources show some interesting variation compared to previous periods that indicate changes in mobility patterns and social connectivity networks. This paper presents informati...
This series presents monographs and conference volumes about contemporary archaeological and historical research in Egypt, Nubia and the Levant, from prehistory until the spread of Islam. Altogether, it is a region in which numerous excavations are carried out and where new insights are continuously gained. They deserve to be presented in more deta...
The interactions between mobile pastoralists and semi‐sedentary Nilotic foraging groups in the Middle Nile Valley had long‐term implications for the development of social complexity as seen in the ancient African kingdom of Kerma. This study presents the results of the zooarcheological analysis of animal remains from two sites in the 4th cataract o...
Archaeofaunal remains (n = 41,081) from six Neolithic villages in northern Dalmatia indicate the intensification of livestock management from 6000 to 4700 cal BC through changes in the demographic and species compositions of livestock herds that coincide with larger cultural and economic developments in the region. The majority of animal bone at ea...
