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Zooarchaeology Lab
The UNLV Zooarchaeology Laboratory was established by Levent Atici in September 2008. The lab is located in Room 104 on the first floor of John S. Wright Hall - Building C. The lab offers students and researchers ample work and storage space for the analysis of archaeological animal bone assemblages from across the world. A yearly zooarchaeology laboratory course introduces the basic tenets of zooarchaeology and gives undergraduate and graduate students hands-on training and the ability to identify, document, analyze, interpret, and report archaeological animal bone assemblages. The lab also provides students a large corpus of faunal manuals, osteology atlases, books, and reprints related to zooarchaeological research.
Contact
Barbara J. Roth, Ph.D
Department Chair
Email: barbara.roth@unlv.edu
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