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Noviodunum (TPF sector, Middle Ages)
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Basic information
Sample name: Noviodunum (TPF sector, Middle Ages)

Reference: S. Stanc, A.-D. Stanica, L. Bejenaru, and M. Danu. 2021. Archaeological animal remains from Noviodunum fortress. International Journal of Conservation Science 12(1):195-204 [ER 3952]
Geography
Country: Romania


Coordinate: 45° 16' 12" N, 28° 39' 30" E
Coordinate basis: based on nearby landmark

Time interval: Holocene

Max Ma: 0.00185

Min Ma: 0.00155

Age basis: other

Geography comments: "about 3 km east of the actual town of Isaccea... from the TPF sector of Noviodunum" (coordinate based on Noviodunum)
"Several Medieval complexes of 13th century AD were investigated, represented by houses, pits, burial graves, hearths, and pottery kilns. Most of the faunal remains come from pits and houses"

Environment
Lithology: not described

Taphonomic context: human accumulation,midden,settlement

Archaeology: bone tools,buildings

Habitat comments: there are many "Culturally derived fractured bones" and also "burn marks" and traces left by the teeth of other animals (dog most often"), so the "remains have a cultural origin"
"The manufactured material is represented by a polished cattle radius (probably a skate), and seven antler fragments of red deer"

Methods
Life forms: carnivores,ungulates,other small mammals,birds,turtles,fishes,clams

Sampling methods: quarry

Sample size: 2654 specimens

Years: 2014

Sampling comments: "The faunal remains were hand-collected and not sieved"

Metadata
Sample number: 4360

Contributor: John Alroy

Enterer: John Alroy

Created: 2023-08-25 15:33:47

Modified: 2023-08-25 05:38:04

Abundance distribution
22 species
3 singletons
total count 2654
extrapolated richness: 28.9
Fisher's α: 3.286
geometric series k: 0.7328
Hurlbert's PIE: 0.8449
Shannon's H: 2.1410
Good's u: 0.9989
Each square represents a species. Square sizes are proportional to counts.
Register
Current reference: Shotwell 1968 (ER 3992)