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Published copy (DOI)

10.5284/1043267

Author(s)

Eva Heslop Fairnell (Editor)
David Clive Orton (Editor)

Department/unit(s)

Archaeology

Publication details

Date	Published - 19 Jun 2017
Media of output	Online
Place of Publication	York
Publisher	Archaeology Data Service
Original language	English

Abstract

As part of Historic England (HE)’s Improving Sector Reference Resources project (project 7306), the aim of the Building a National Zooarchaeological Reference Resource (NZRR) project (project 7444) is to improve accessibility to zooarchaeological reference collections and facilitate zooarchaeological research across all sectors. Led by David Orton and Eva Fairnell at the University of York, a workshop was held in May 2016 to ascertain the needs of the zooarchaeological community. After the workshop and further consultation, curators of zooarchaeological collections were invited to submit their data for inclusion in the NZRR. As a result, the NZRR comprises submissions from universities, museums, the public sector and private collections. Further information can be found on the Building a National Zooarchaeological Reference Resource project page.

Research areas

zooarchaeology, reference collections, osteology, skeletal collections, zoology

Activities

Building a National Zooarchaeological Reference Resource: 1st workshop
Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Symposium
Building a National Zooarchaeological Reference Resource: 2nd workshop
Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Symposium

Projects

Improving Sector Reference Resources
Project: Research project (funded) › Research

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