Animal deposits, In: Kowal 14 Sepulchral and ritual place of people representing the Globular Amphora Culture (original) (raw)
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The study explores sub-fossil animal remains discovered in burial features associated with the Globular Amphora Culture (GAC) at site 14 in Kowal. It details the morphological and biological analysis of these remains, focusing on species identification, anatomical elements, age, and sex determination, alongside a taphonomic assessment of their preservation state. A systematic overview of the findings, including detailed osteometric data, enhances the understanding of animal usage and ritual practices during the GAC period.
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