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The age at the time of death of certain sh, and thus the seasonality of their consumption by humans, can be inferred from the size distribution of:

(33.33 pt') - question #29

In their discussion of their results of dating a clay brick from the Whitefriars Priory Site in Canterbury, how do Wilson et al. (2010) explain the measured age of only 66 years?

(33.33 pt') - question #32

What issue with chloropleth maps does Monmonier (1990) identify?

(33.33 pt') - question #24
 

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