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Dr W.(Wietske) Prummel
Expertise and Research Interests
Selection of publications
Prummel, W., H. Halici & A. Verbaas, 2011. The bone and antler tools from the Wijnaldum-Tjitsma terp. Journal of Archaeology in the Low Countries 3-1 (November 2011) (open access journal) http://dpc.uba.uva.nl/jalc/03/nr01/a04
Prummel, W. & M.J.L.Th. Niekus, 2011. Late Mesolithic hunting of a small female aurochs in the valley of the River Tjonger (the Netherlands) in the light of Mesolithic aurochs hunting in NW Europa. Journal of Archaeological Science 38, 1456-1467.
Prummel, W. & J.T. van Gent, 2010. Dieren van de middeleeuwse terp Anjum-Terpsterweg. In: J.A.W. Nicolay (ed.), Terpbewoning in oostelijk Friesland (Groninger Archaeological Studies 10), Barkhuis Publishing/Groningen University Library, Groningen, 249-268.
Prummel, W., 2008. Dieren op de wierde Englum. In: A. Nieuwhof (red.), De leege Wier van Englum. Archeologisch onderzoek in het Reitdiepgebied (Jaarverslagen van de Vereniging voor Terpenonderzoek 91). Groningen, 116-159.
Prummel, W., 2007. Mens en dier in de pre- en protohistorie van Noord-Nederland. Jaarboek voor Ecologische Geschiedenis 2007, 55-71.
Prummel, W. & D. Heinrich, 2005. Archaeological evidence of former occurrence and changes in fishes, amphibians, birds, mammals and molluscs in the Wadden Sea area. Marine Research 59(1). Helgoland, 55-70.
Prummel, W., 2003. Animal husbandry and mollusc gathering in Hellenistic Halos (Thessaly). In: H.R. Reinders & W. Prummel (eds), Housing in Hellenistic Halos, a Hellenistic town in Thessaly, Greece. Lisse/Abingdon/Exton (PA)/Tokyo, Balkema Publishers, 175-223.
Prummel, W., M.J.L.Th. Niekus, A.L. van Gijn & R.T.J. Cappers, 2002. A Late Mesolithic Kill Site of Aurochs at Jardinga, the Netherlands. Antiquity 76, 413-424.
Knol, E., W. Prummel, H.T. Uytterschaut, M.L.P. Hoogland, W.A. Casparie, G.J. de Langen, E. Kramer & J. Schelvis, 1995/96. The early medieval cemetery of Oosterbeintum (Friesland). Palaeohistoria 37/38, 245-416.
Prummel, W., 1992. Early medieval dog burials among the Germanic tribes. Helinium 32, 132-194.
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