C Wild
Biographic Data
| ID | 5400104 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Wild |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Wild |
| SIGNATURE | WILD C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Auckland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0115-6448 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Accommodating Prisoners of War
Prisoner-of-war camps were one of the most numerous types of military sites to be established in Britain during the Second World War and yet are one of the least studied. Most comprised a series of temporary huts that were erected from prefabricated components, and whilst some were put to new uses following the war most have now been cleared. The former Weston Hostel near Crewe in Cheshire is one such camp that appears to have originally comprise…
Tracks Across the Irwell
Archaeological excavations and built heritage recording has been undertaken by Salford Archaeology (based within the Centre for Applied Archaeology, University of Salford) during the construction of a new rail link across the River Irwell between Manchester and Salford, known as the ‘Ordsall Chord’. The new bridge links existing lines of historic importance, and also crosses the extant remains of the world’s first passenger steam railway, the Liv…
Exploring Bristol’s historic glass industry
In 2007, extensive archaeological excavation was undertaken on an important post-medieval glassworking site at Glass Wharf, Bristol. The excavation exposed remains relating to a series of glassworks dating between the early 18th and early 20th centuries and, significantly, uncovered a sequence of five glass-melting furnaces and covering structures, which together reflect wider changes in glassmaking technology throughout these periods. Detailed s…
Conservation of Drill Populations in Bakossiland, Cameroon
Theorizing Theater Antitheatrically
I. Theaterleidenschaft and Theaterfeindschaft Readers of Karl Philipp Moritz's psychological novel chronicling the etiology of an almost pathological passion for the theater have displayed a remarkable lack of puzzlement over the fact that the title is borrowed from the name of one of the most vehement antitheatricalists in the German theater wars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: Anton Reiser. In 1681 this Hamburg pastor published a v…
Newly Discovered Gorilla Population in the Ebo Forest, Littoral Province, Cameroon
Absent Mothers and Orphaned Fathers
Smoking during pregnancy
OBJECTIVE: To determine the reliability of self reports of smoking during pregnancy. METHODS: Residual sera from early and late antenatal blood samples were tested for cotinine for all pregnancies over a six month period. Over an overlapping 12 month period, a postal questionnaire on smoking was also sent to all new mothers (n = 4857) when their baby was 4-8 weeks old. Smoking status from obstetric booking notes was also obtained. RESULTS: The co…
Numbers of individuals” in faunal analysis
Estimation of the Original Number of Individuals from Paired Bone Counts Using Estimators of the Krantz Type
In 1968, G. S. Krantz proposed a method for estimating the original number of animals deposited at an archaeological site when bone counts have been reduced, whether by attritional processes or by a failure to find all the bones. His formula involved using the number of unmatched left, unmatched right, and matched pairs of a class of paired bone. In this paper we investigate estimators derived using Krantz's assumptions from both theoretical and …
A note on Rolf W. Lie's approach to estimating minimum numbers from osteological samples
Lie's (1980) method of increasing the counts of animals from osteological samples is simplified by using the normal approximation to the hypergeo‐metric distribution, but it is shown that the results of neither formula can be relied upon to produce an estimate approaching the original number of animals in a deposit
Smoking during pregnancy
OBJECTIVE: To determine the reliability of self reports of smoking during pregnancy. METHODS: Residual sera from early and late antenatal blood samples were tested for cotinine for all pregnancies over a six month period. Over an overlapping 12 month period, a postal questionnaire on smoking was also sent to all new mothers (n = 4857) when their baby was 4-8 weeks old. Smoking status from obstetric booking notes was also obtained. RESULTS: The co…
Numbers of individuals” in faunal analysis
Conservation of Drill Populations in Bakossiland, Cameroon
Estimation of the Original Number of Individuals from Paired Bone Counts Using Estimators of the Krantz Type
In 1968, G. S. Krantz proposed a method for estimating the original number of animals deposited at an archaeological site when bone counts have been reduced, whether by attritional processes or by a failure to find all the bones. His formula involved using the number of unmatched left, unmatched right, and matched pairs of a class of paired bone. In this paper we investigate estimators derived using Krantz's assumptions from both theoretical and …
Newly Discovered Gorilla Population in the Ebo Forest, Littoral Province, Cameroon
A note on Rolf W. Lie's approach to estimating minimum numbers from osteological samples
Lie's (1980) method of increasing the counts of animals from osteological samples is simplified by using the normal approximation to the hypergeo‐metric distribution, but it is shown that the results of neither formula can be relied upon to produce an estimate approaching the original number of animals in a deposit
Estimation of the Original Number of Individuals from Paired Bone Counts Using Estimators of the Krantz Type
In 1968, G. S. Krantz proposed a method for estimating the original number of animals deposited at an archaeological site when bone counts have been reduced, whether by attritional processes or by a failure to find all the bones. His formula involved using the number of unmatched left, unmatched right, and matched pairs of a class of paired bone. In this paper we investigate estimators derived using Krantz's assumptions from both theoretical and …
A note on Rolf W. Lie's approach to estimating minimum numbers from osteological samples
Lie's (1980) method of increasing the counts of animals from osteological samples is simplified by using the normal approximation to the hypergeo‐metric distribution, but it is shown that the results of neither formula can be relied upon to produce an estimate approaching the original number of animals in a deposit
Numbers of individuals” in faunal analysis
Absent Mothers and Orphaned Fathers
Smoking during pregnancy
OBJECTIVE: To determine the reliability of self reports of smoking during pregnancy. METHODS: Residual sera from early and late antenatal blood samples were tested for cotinine for all pregnancies over a six month period. Over an overlapping 12 month period, a postal questionnaire on smoking was also sent to all new mothers (n = 4857) when their baby was 4-8 weeks old. Smoking status from obstetric booking notes was also obtained. RESULTS: The co…
Newly Discovered Gorilla Population in the Ebo Forest, Littoral Province, Cameroon
Conservation of Drill Populations in Bakossiland, Cameroon
Theorizing Theater Antitheatrically
I. Theaterleidenschaft and Theaterfeindschaft Readers of Karl Philipp Moritz's psychological novel chronicling the etiology of an almost pathological passion for the theater have displayed a remarkable lack of puzzlement over the fact that the title is borrowed from the name of one of the most vehement antitheatricalists in the German theater wars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: Anton Reiser. In 1681 this Hamburg pastor published a v…
Tracks Across the Irwell
Archaeological excavations and built heritage recording has been undertaken by Salford Archaeology (based within the Centre for Applied Archaeology, University of Salford) during the construction of a new rail link across the River Irwell between Manchester and Salford, known as the ‘Ordsall Chord’. The new bridge links existing lines of historic importance, and also crosses the extant remains of the world’s first passenger steam railway, the Liv…
Exploring Bristol’s historic glass industry
In 2007, extensive archaeological excavation was undertaken on an important post-medieval glassworking site at Glass Wharf, Bristol. The excavation exposed remains relating to a series of glassworks dating between the early 18th and early 20th centuries and, significantly, uncovered a sequence of five glass-melting furnaces and covering structures, which together reflect wider changes in glassmaking technology throughout these periods. Detailed s…
Accommodating Prisoners of War
Prisoner-of-war camps were one of the most numerous types of military sites to be established in Britain during the Second World War and yet are one of the least studied. Most comprised a series of temporary huts that were erected from prefabricated components, and whilst some were put to new uses following the war most have now been cleared. The former Weston Hostel near Crewe in Cheshire is one such camp that appears to have originally comprise…
Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (4 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · Animal ecology (2 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)