Date of Award
2003
Degree Type
Honors Paper
Department
Anthropology
Abstract
In this paper, the author approaches a dog burial in the same aspect humans treat their burials. With this, the author was able to uncover what the pathological life history of the dog was. The author was able to support their hypothesis that dogs in the Late-Woodland culture served the role of high relative importance and also as symbols of religious meaning.
Recommended Citation
Burke, Brendan, "ETHNOHISTORY AND PALEOPATHOLOGY OF A LATE WOODLAND DOG" (2003). Theses & Honors Papers. 200.
https://digitalcommons.longwood.edu/etd/200
