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Fauna Analysis of the Hatfield Site (36WH678)Callisto Holmes, Andrea Boon, and David Rookie Indiana University of Pennsylvania Paper presented at the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Society For Pennsylvania

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1. Start by providing basic information such as date, location, and project details.
2. Record the type and condition of the faunal remains found, including bones, shells, and teeth.
3. Identify the species and classify them into different groups, such as mammals, birds, or fish.
4. Record the number of each species found, and indicate if any are rare or significant.
5. Describe the taphonomic features of the remains, such as signs of weathering, predation, or human modifications.
6. Analyze the age and sex of the animals based on characteristics of the remains.
7. Determine the ecology and behavior of the animals based on their diet, morphology, and habitat.
8. Interpret any cultural or archaeological implications of the faunal remains.
9. Summarize the findings and draw conclusions about the faunal assemblage.

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1. Archaeologists and anthropologists who study past human cultures and their interactions with animals.
2. Paleontologists and paleoecologists who explore ancient ecosystems and the evolution of species.
3. Environmental scientists and conservationists who assess the impacts of human activities on animal populations and habitats.

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Faunal analysis of form is a method of studying and analyzing animal remains found in archaeological sites. It involves the identification, classification, and interpretation of animal bones, teeth, and other animal remains.

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To fill out a faunal analysis form, the analyst must carefully examine the animal remains, record relevant data such as species identification, bone measurements, and any evidence of human modification. This information is then entered into the designated sections of the form.

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The purpose of faunal analysis of form is to gain insights into the past by examining animal remains. It helps in understanding human-animal interactions, diet, hunting practices, environmental changes, and cultural aspects of ancient societies.

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The information to be reported on a faunal analysis form includes species identification, bone measurements, age and sex determination, evidence of butchery or tool marks, and any other significant observations or interpretations.