Hadi Davoudi

Caprine dairy exploitation on the Iranian Plateau from the seventh millennium BC - Nature Human Behaviour Using food residues on pottery vessels and dental calculus, and faunal remains, Casanova et al. find evidence that Neolithic communities in Iran were milking goats or sheep as early as the seventh mil...

Interdisciplinary bioarchaeological research (lipid residues analysis of prehistoric pottery, faunal and human remains) document Neolithic consumption of caprine milk 9000 years ago in the Iranian Plateau.
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Two pictures side by side show scened in Fishmarkets. On the left a joyfull fisherman is selling his new capture in the port of Karachi. The picture on the right is showing a man with a wheelbarrow full of fish, transporting this heavy load to be delivered to a wholesale buyer.

Fishing in the Indus.
With the archaeological mission of Indus Bassin #MAFBI, we @Bioarch launched the #Kurhuru project @MNHN Paris and built the first ever modern osteological reference collection deposited @MNHN to identify ancient fish remains of #Chanhudaro, #IndusValleyCivilisation @DaSarCas.

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Nature Human Behaviour on X: "Caprine dairy exploitation on the Iranian Plateau from the seventh millennium BC https://t.co/5p4qsifDcW https://t.co/aqU9FhgSHP" / X Caprine dairy exploitation on the Iranian Plateau from the seventh millennium BC https://t.co/5p4qsifDcW https://t.co/aqU9FhgSHP

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