P A Jewell
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 289680 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P A Jewell |
| NOMBRES | P A |
| APELLIDO | Jewell |
| FIRMA | JEWELL P A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Nigeria |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1958 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Wild mammals and their potential for new domestication
The order Artiodactyla comprises 194 species; ninety-two of these species are indigenous to Africa and special attention will be given to domestication in that continent. The African situation is also a challenging one because it is peculiar that no indigenous species have been domesticated there. Many breeds of domestic animals, particularly cattle of zebu stock, respond reasonably well, but indigenous large mammals are better equipped having ev…
The Experimental Earthworks revisited
Few archaeological projects set out with the intention of running for decades. The committee of the Experimental Earthwork project, however, developed an elaborate programme from 1960 until well into the 3rd millennium AD, designed to study the long-term processes of earthwork construction and change. Paul Ashbee and the late Peter Jewell present their personal view of the aims, experiences and some results of this project.Sadly Peter Jewell died…
Sheep and man
The Experimental Earthwork on Overton Down, Wiltshire, England
The Overton Down earthwork was constructed in 1960, the first of a series designed to study the changes which take place with time in a bank and ditch, and in selected materials buried within the bank. Full details of the construction of the earthwork are given by Jewell (1963); as this report will be referred to repeatedly, for simplicity it will in future be called the Basic Manual . The experiment was designed to be sectioned at intervals of 2…
Animal Husbandry in Navajo Society and Culture
The Experimental Earthwork on Overton down, Wiltshire 1960
Buzzards and Barrows
The Experimental Earthwork on Overton down, Wiltshire 1960
Animal Husbandry in Navajo Society and Culture
The Experimental Earthwork on Overton Down, Wiltshire, England
The Overton Down earthwork was constructed in 1960, the first of a series designed to study the changes which take place with time in a bank and ditch, and in selected materials buried within the bank. Full details of the construction of the earthwork are given by Jewell (1963); as this report will be referred to repeatedly, for simplicity it will in future be called the Basic Manual . The experiment was designed to be sectioned at intervals of 2…
The Experimental Earthworks revisited
Few archaeological projects set out with the intention of running for decades. The committee of the Experimental Earthwork project, however, developed an elaborate programme from 1960 until well into the 3rd millennium AD, designed to study the long-term processes of earthwork construction and change. Paul Ashbee and the late Peter Jewell present their personal view of the aims, experiences and some results of this project.Sadly Peter Jewell died…
Buzzards and Barrows
The Experimental Earthwork on Overton down, Wiltshire 1960
The Experimental Earthwork on Overton Down, Wiltshire, England
The Overton Down earthwork was constructed in 1960, the first of a series designed to study the changes which take place with time in a bank and ditch, and in selected materials buried within the bank. Full details of the construction of the earthwork are given by Jewell (1963); as this report will be referred to repeatedly, for simplicity it will in future be called the Basic Manual . The experiment was designed to be sectioned at intervals of 2…
Animal Husbandry in Navajo Society and Culture
Sheep and man
The Experimental Earthworks revisited
Few archaeological projects set out with the intention of running for decades. The committee of the Experimental Earthwork project, however, developed an elaborate programme from 1960 until well into the 3rd millennium AD, designed to study the long-term processes of earthwork construction and change. Paul Ashbee and the late Peter Jewell present their personal view of the aims, experiences and some results of this project.Sadly Peter Jewell died…
Wild mammals and their potential for new domestication
The order Artiodactyla comprises 194 species; ninety-two of these species are indigenous to Africa and special attention will be given to domestication in that continent. The African situation is also a challenging one because it is peculiar that no indigenous species have been domesticated there. Many breeds of domestic animals, particularly cattle of zebu stock, respond reasonably well, but indigenous large mammals are better equipped having ev…
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