软体动物就不多说了

A. Ohman
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本章讨论了软体动物被不同地纳入贝蒂希望农场的食物方式实践的方式。对软体动物数据的关注是重要的,因为它在历史动物考古学中经常被忽视,而且是在贝蒂希望生活和工作的人的种族和阶级划分中,在使用上表现出最显著差异的动物分类群。在这种情况下,软体动物在大房子里是最不丰富的,而与被奴役的非洲环境相关的动物组合几乎完全由软体动物材料组成。
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Not Much Ado about Mollusks
This chapter discusses the ways mollusks were differentially integrated into plantation foodways practices at Betty’s Hope. The focus on mollusk data is significant because it is frequently overlooked in historical zooarchaeology and was the animal taxon that demonstrated the most dramatic difference in use along the race- and class-based divisions of those who lived and worked at Betty’s Hope. In this case, mollusks were least abundant in the Great House, while the faunal assemblage associated with enslaved African contexts were almost entirely comprised of mollusk material.
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