Inclusion of botanical and zoological remains in archaeological
analysis has dramatically increased since the advent of the New
Archaeology. Yet most archaeologists have a limited knowledge of
what archaeobiologists do and how their work can improve
archaeological research and interpretation. In this handy volume,
Kristin Sobolik outlines the major activities of archaeobiologists,
the kinds of analyses they can provide to an archaeological
project, and how biological specialists could and should be
involved in project design and implementation. She also outlines
factors that influence preservation of plant and animal remains and
how project archaeologists should properly collect and analyze
specimens. This brief work is an important guide for students
starting in archaeobiology and for other archaeologists who use
their work.
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