Animals, Economy And Status by Richard Thomas
The Integration of Zooarchaeological and Historical Data in the Study of Medieval England
This insightful exploration delves into the intricate relationship between humans and animals throughout history, examining how economic factors and social status have influenced the way animals are perceived and utilized. By analyzing archaeological findings and historical records, the book reveals the shifting roles animals have played in societies, from symbols of wealth and power to essential components of trade and sustenance. It offers a comprehensive understanding of how human-animal interactions have evolved, highlighting the impact of economic systems and social hierarchies on these dynamics.
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- 2012
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