Dredging site archaeology needs to be further developed in order to understand Paleolithic hominid behaviour in areas otherwise lacking in Pleistocene sites. This thesis explores zooarchaeological...Show moreDredging site archaeology needs to be further developed in order to understand Paleolithic hominid behaviour in areas otherwise lacking in Pleistocene sites. This thesis explores zooarchaeological methods and their viability related to dredging sites, focusing on the dredging site of Moordhuizen in the Netherlands. A combination of chronology based on ecozones, mortality profiles and cut mark analysis could be employed in Moordhuizen to deduce human activity.Show less
