Elizabeth J. Reitz is professor of anthropology at the Georgia Museum of Natural History, University of Georgia. Her work is based on the identification and interpretation of animal remains from coastal archaeological sites, particularly in South America, the Caribbean, and the southeastern United States. She is the co-author and co-editor of several volumes, as well as the author of over 150 articles and chapters in books.
1. Zooarchaeology
2. Zooarchaeological history and theory
3. Basic biology
4. Ecology
5. Disposal of faunal remains and sample recovery
6. Gathering primary data
7. Secondary data
8. Humans as predators: subsistence strategies and other uses of animals
9. Control of animals through domestication
10. Evidences for past environmental conditions
11. Conclusions.
