… overall fish numbers remained high during this phase, individuals did not stay significantly
longer at the site of the large food-fall compared to a small one, and a" conveyer-belt" of fish …

… ), Sahul (Australia, New Guinea and the Aru Islands), or to the larger islands of Timor or
Flores. During the lower sea stand of the Last Glacial Maximum about 21 000 years ago, when …

… burial (specifically, post-depositional taphonomic processes) on the number of cut marks
visible on butchered fish … removed a large amount of soil in bulk around each burial location in …

… 35] or large whale carcasses eg [27], [36]. Here we report the on chance discovery of several
large ‘fish-falls… fauna and discuss the role of these large food-falls on deep-sea ecosystems. …

… burial was higher than expected occurred in four cases where large fish were capable of
partial burial … because of low burial rates in fine grains, and complete burials (100%) were rare. …

… that were sieved and those that produced fish bone: only two of the 22 sieved assemblages
contained fish bones, while a far larger number produced varying quantities of other small …

Partial cremation is a topic that sits uneasily between the ontological categories within
which burials are usually discussed, and yet a wide range of practices can be described as …

… of the fish to within the frame of the camera. One burial event was recorded for each fish using
… Values for the small and large dead fish were added to the plot to show where they lie in …

… It is, however, worth remarking on the species composition of the Bjørnsholm kitchen
midden, which has produced the largest Danish assemblage of Neolithic fish bones presently …

… There was an intact pottery vessel standing between the skull and the eastern wall of the
burial. Three ankle-bones of a sheep and a vertebra of a large fish (pike?) were found nearby. …