Budapest Régiségei 38. (2004) – Tanulmányok dr. Gerő Győző tiszteletére

Daróczi-Szabó László: Állatcsontok a Teleki palota törökkori gödréből 159-166

ALLATCSONTOK A TELEKI PALOTA TÖRÖKKORI GÖDRÉBŐL IRODALOMJEGYZÉK BÖKÖNYI 1958 CSIPPÁN-DARÓCZI-SZABÓ 2004 GÁL 2004 KOUDELKA 1885 MAZAHÉRI 1989 UERPMANN 1973 VÖRÖS 2002 BÖKÖNYI Sándor: A Budai Várpalota ásatásának állatcsontanyaga. BudRég 18. (1958); p. 455-484. GSIPPÁN, Péter - DARÓCZI-SZABÓ, László: Animal diseases in medieval Buda. First ICAZ Paleopathologycal Working Group Meeting (2004). (sajtó alatt) GÁL, Erika: Broken-winged: fossil and subfossil parhological bird-bones. First ICAZ Paleopathologycal Working Group Meeting (2004). (sajtó alatt) KOUDELKA, E: Das Verhältniss der Ossa longa zur Skeletthöhe bei den Saugertieren. Verhandlung D. Naturforsch. Ver. Brunn 24. (1885), p. 127-153. MAZAHÉRI, A.: A muszlimok mindennapi élete a középkorban a 10-től a 13. századig. Bp, 1989. UERPMANN, H-E: Animal bone finds and economic archaeology: A critical study of „osteo-archaeological" method. World Archaeology 4/3. (1973), p. 307-322. VÖRÖS István: Török kori állatcsontleletek Magyarországon. Opuscula Hungarica 3. Bp, 2002. p. 339-352. ANIMAL BONES FROM THE TURKISH ERA WELL OF THE TELEKI PALACE The site's composition of the animal bones material is very characteristic of the Turkish era. The animals that were considered unclean (dogs and especially pigs) are rather few in number, and there are many cats, an animal well liked by Turks. The proportion between the most important animals (sheep/goats, poultry and cattle) shows that sheep and goat occured more frequently, and also there was a large number of poultry. The cattle seem to take the third place in the prder of importance. But there is no need to seek a general explanation for this sequence: it can well be that it only explains the habits of people living in this particular area. 163