Roger Blench: Ethnoscience: LIVESTOCK

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This page covers anything I have written on livestock, ethnographic, linguistic and archaeozoology.

 

Title

Date

Status

A history of animal traction in Africa: origins and modern trends. Prepared for pre-circulation at a conference to be held in Kyoto University of African and Asian Studies, February 6-7th, 2015. Also Powerpoint

2015

To be presented

The spread of the horse into SE Asia: evidence from vernacular names.

n.d.

Unpublished

Wild asses and donkeys in Africa: interdisciplinary evidence for their biogeography, history and current use. Proceedings of the Donkey Conference, SOAS, 9th May 2012. E. Emery ed.

2013

Published

Omotic livestock terminology and its implications for the history of Afroasiatic. In: Semito-Hamitic Festschrift for A.B. Dolgopolsky and H. Jungraithmayr. G. Takacs ed. pp. 63-78. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer.

2008

Published

Xue-bin Qi, Han Jianlin, Roger Blench, J. Edward O. Rege and Olivier Hanotte Understanding yak pastoralism in Central Asian Highlands: mitochondrial DNA evidence for origin, domestication and dispersal of domestic yak. In: Alicia Sanchez-Mazas, Blench, R.M. & M. Ross. eds. Human migrations in continental East Asia and Taiwan. Genetic, linguistic and archaeological evidence. 427-442. London: Routledge.

2008

Published

Jing Yuan, Han Jianlin, Roger Blench Livestock in ancient China: an archaeozoological perspective. In: Alicia Sanchez-Mazas, Blench, R.M. & M. Ross. eds. Human migrations in continental East Asia and Taiwan. Genetic, linguistic and archaeological evidence. 84-104. London: Routledge.

2008

Published

History of pigs in Africa. In: The origin and development of African livestock. coed. with K.C. MacDonald. University College Press, London.

2000

Published

Combining different sources of evidence for the history of African livestock. In: The origin and development of African livestock. R.M. Blench & K.C. MacDonald eds. 18-27. London: University College Press.

2000

Published

Minor African livestock species. In: The origin and development of African livestock. coed. with K.C. MacDonald. University College Press, London.

2000

Published

A history of donkeys and mules in Africa. In: The origin and development of African livestock. R.M. Blench & K.C. MacDonald eds. 339-354. London: University College Press.

2000

Published

'Till the cows come home' -why conserve livestock biodiversity? In: Living off biodiversity: exploring livelihoods and biodiversity issues in Natural Resources Management. I. Koziell & J. Saunders eds. 113-147. London: IIED

2001

Published

Domestic fowl. Blench, R.M. and K.C. MacDonald. In: The Cambridge History of Food, Volume I. K.F. Kiple   & K.C. Ornelas eds. 496-499. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

2001

Published

Geese. MacDonald, K.C. and R.M. Blench  In: The Cambridge History of Food, Volume I. K.F. Kiple  & K.C. Ornelas eds. 529-531. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

2001

Published

Traditional livestock breeds: geographical distribution and dynamics in relation to the ecology of West Africa. Working Paper 122. Overseas Development Institute.

1999

Published

Le West African Shorthorn au Nigeria. In: Des taurins et des hommes: Cameroun, Nigeria. C. Seignobos and E. Thys eds. 249-292. Paris: IEMVT, Maisons-Alfort.

1998

Published

Le N’dama et le bétail issu de croisements (Keteku) au Nigeria. In: Les taurins au Cameroun et Nigeria. C. Seignobos and E. Thys eds. 293-310. Paris: IEMVT, Maisons-Alfort.

1998

Published

A History of Domestic Animals in Northeastern Nigeria. Cahiers de Science Humaine, 31, 1:181-238. ORSTOM, Paris.

1995

Published

Ethnographic and linguistic evidence for the prehistory of African ruminant livestock, horses and ponies. In: The Archaeology of Africa. Food, Metals and Towns. eds. Shaw, T., Sinclair, P., Andah, B. and Okpoko, A. 71-103. London: Routledge.

1993

Published

 

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