Abstract
One of many zooarchaeological advancements made by Tony Legge was his early recognition of cattle husbandry patterns in the British Bronze Age that were suggestive of a significant level of dairying (Legge 1981a; 1981b). His work on Grimes Graves built on methods developed by Higham and Message (1969) and Payne (1973) to show that the cattle herds at that site appeared to be strongly geared towards the specialised production of milk, not just the presence of some dairying (Legge 1981a; 1981b). Subsequently, through the 1990s, Richard Evershed’s organic geochemistry group at the University of Bristol developed methodologies for the identification
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Nordstrom, L. J. L., & Nordberg, T. P. (2002). A CRITICAL COMPARISON OF TIME DOMAIN LOAD IDENTIFICATION METHODS. The Proceedings of the International Conference on Motion and Vibration Control, 6.2(0), 1151–1156. https://doi.org/10.1299/jsmeintmovic.6.2.1151
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