Anthropozoologica
This page lists the articles of the journal Anthropozoologica ; you can filter the content (multiple choices) using the form below.
2026
Les enjeux et les pratiques de l’éponymie dans l’histoire de la nomenclature zoologique et botanique au XVIIIe siècle
79-138 , Published on 12 June 2026, art. 61 (6) 
Epilogue to the thematic issue Anthropozoology of the red deer. Archaeological, historical, and ethnographic evidence
Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
71-77 , Published on 22 May 2026, art. 61 (5)This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
Le chasseur et son trophée : penser la relation humain-cerf par-delà la mort
49-70 , Published on 17 April 2026, art. 61 (4) This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
Harbingers of good fortune and eternel vitality: religious and secular representations and traditions in deer mythology in Tibet and the Himalayas
37-47 , Published on 13 March 2026, art. 61 (3) This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
Red deer (Cervus elaphus Linnaeus, 1758) antler exploitation strategies and technical skills among Neolithic and Transitional Chalcolithic communities of the Iranian Plateau
21-36 , Published on 03 February 2026, art. 61 (2) This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
Le cerf élaphe (Cervus elaphus Linnaeus, 1758) durant l’Antiquité en France : le travail de ses bois et la consommation de sa chair à partir de quelques exemples
1-19 , Published on 09 January 2026, art. 61 (1) This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
2025
Economic significance of Cervus elaphus Linnaeus, 1758 in the Gumelnița culture (5th mill. BC): from food to technical resources
Monica MĂRGĂRIT & Adrian BĂLĂŞESCU
175-194 , Published on 12 December 2025, art. 60 (13)This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
Grandeur et décadence de la biche dans l’art paléolithique cantabrique
165-173 , Published on 21 November 2025, art. 60 (12) This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
From continents to islands: tracking the red deer (Cervus elaphus Linnaeus, 1758) and its “troublesome cousin”, the wapiti (Cervus canadensis Erxleben, 1777), in Europe
Roman CROITOR & Évelyne CRÉGUT-BONNOURE
143-163 , Published on 24 October 2025, art. 60 (11)This article is a part of the thematic issue The anthropozoology of red deer. Archaeological, historical and ethnographic evidence edited by Aline AVERBOUH & Marjan MASHKOUR
The first Hyrcanian tiger? A unique figurine from Yarim Tepe, Iran
131-142 , Published on 19 September 2025, art. 60 (10) 