“More than food: What animal remains can tell us about life in the past. Insights into the evidence we can collect from zooarchaeological material” given by Dr Hayley Foster, Oxford
“More than food: What animal remains can tell us about life in the past. Insights into the evidence we can collect from zooarchaeological material” given by Dr Hayley Foster, Oxford
Just old bones? What do we learn about people from studying faunal remains?
Dr Hayley Foster joined Oxford Archaeology’s Cambridge office in 2017 as their Zooarchaeologist. Hayley graduated with a BA in Anthropology from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (USA), has an MA in Osteoarchaeology from University of Southampton, and a PhD from the University of Exeter. Her PhD research involved studying butchery practices and dining habits from medieval castle faunal assemblages.
