Birds

Discover the fascinating world of avian archaeology with Birds by D. Serjeantson, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This groundbreaking book is the first of its kind to delve into the study of bird remains within the fields of archaeology and anthropology. Spanning an impressive 512 pages, it offers a comprehensive overview of existing literature while also serving as a practical guide to the methodologies used in the examination of historical bird remains. From exploring the intricate human-animal relationships throughout history to discussing various archaeological findings, Birds covers a wide array of topics that will engage both scholars and enthusiasts alike. Enhance your understanding of the past and the role birds have played in human history with this essential resource.