Bartosiewicz, Laszlo

Bonsall, Clive

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This is a review of the Medieval exploitation of Acipenserids in Hungary. Owing to their generally large size and high value these fish have been central to fishing cultures since Prehistory. The focus of discussion is the contradictory preservation of sturgeon remains (large but mostly porous bones) and the relative overrepresentation of this "Royal fish" in the scarce written record in Hungary. Both sources are reviewed in taphonomic terms and evaluated from an ichtyological point of view

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Complementary taphonomies:Medieval sturgeons from Hungary

Complementary taphonomies:Medieval sturgeons from Hungary

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