Echinoids: An atlas for the identification of parts, determination of morphology, definitions of terminology and their relevance to archaeology

IF 0.7 4区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHAEOFAUNA Pub Date : 2020-07-29 DOI:10.15366/archaeofauna2020.29.001
D. N. Lewis, Veronica Hunt-Lewis
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Although not as common as vertebrates or molluscs, echinoids (sea urchins) do occur in coastal archaeological sites; they were probably a source of food and the spines of some species were potentially tools. However, the necessary expertise to identify even complete specimens, let alone their disarticulated ossicles, is not generally available. Herein, we provide a suite of tools that will enable preliminary determination of echinoid remains in an archaeological context, including photographs of complete tests and disarticulated elements, discussions of them and definitions of the main terms. More or less complete specimens will be obvious and should be identifiable to genus, at least. Although disarticulated elements may be difficult to identify even to genus, the nature of all ossicles should be determinable.
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棘足类:用于鉴定部分、确定形态、定义术语及其与考古学的相关性的地图集
虽然不像脊椎动物或软体动物那样常见,但在沿海考古遗址中确实存在棘皮类动物(海胆);它们可能是食物的来源,有些物种的刺可能是工具。然而,即使是鉴定完整的标本,更不用说其分离的小骨,通常也没有必要的专业知识。在此,我们提供了一套工具,可以在考古背景下初步确定棘球蚴遗骸,包括完整测试和分离元素的照片,讨论它们和主要术语的定义。或多或少完整的标本将是明显的,至少应该是可识别的属。虽然连属都难以辨认,但所有小骨的性质都是可以确定的。
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