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1. Aging animal bodies: horse retirement yards as relational spaces of liminality, dwelling and negotiation

   Contributor(s):: Franklin, Alex, Schuurman, Nora

2. Liminal spaces : therapeutic encounters between horses and adolecents

   Contributor(s):: Stephanie Terre Blanche

   In this study, the intersections between Equine Assisted Psychotherapeutic interventions and adolescence are explored. Equine Assisted therapeutic work has recently gained much popularity in the field of psychology, due to many reported benefits, which include the value of the use of the horse as...

3. Attitudes and Perceptions of Pet Owners' Understanding of and Satisfaction with the Pet Memorialization Industry

   Contributor(s):: Donna Lipari

   This thesis explores the bond between owners and their pets and the grief that is experienced upon the death of a companion animal. The goal of this study was to investigate the attitudes and perceptions of pet owners who have lost a pet in the last 5 years, focusing specifically on the pet...

4. Native Dog Burials and Associated Ritual in Coastal Virginia and Beyond

   Contributor(s):: Jennifer Fitzgerald

   The only domesticated animals on the continent, dogs held a special place among the fauna of North America. Their symbolic and ritual significance is especially evident within Late Woodland sites along the Chickahominy River where several modal patterns of dog burial are present at four sites....

5. 'It is frightening to think of death today, but it may not be such a big issue for me one day ... ' (Signs, omens and portents of death in traditional culture of Central Russia)

   Contributor(s):: Dobrovol'skaia, V. E.

6. Animals and humans, sex and death: toward a symbolic analysis of four Southern Numic rituals

   Contributor(s):: Franklin, Robert

7. Anthropologist and the corrida

   Contributor(s):: Stomma, Ludwik

8. Cattle people. Mythical origins and ritual process in East Africa

   Contributor(s):: Bonte, Pierre

9. Damhirsche in Europa und im Vorderen Orient - Jahrtausendalte Inspiration für Kunst und Mythen, Tierhaltung und Jagd

   Contributor(s):: Becker, Cornelia

10. Das Verhältnis tibetischer Nomaden zu ihren Nutztieren

    Contributor(s):: Holler, David

11. Die Inari-Füchse (Japan)

    Contributor(s):: Kraatz, Martin

12. Insects-parasites inhabiting domestic space: their perception and representation in language and folklore

    Contributor(s):: Krivoshchapova, Iu A.

13. Isotopic evidence for Maya patterns of deer and dog use at Preclassic Colha

    Contributor(s):: White, Christine D.

14. Kulturelle und religiöse Bedeutung von Tieren in Lateinamerika

    Contributor(s):: Schmelz, Bernd

15. Navigating human-animal divide: marine mammal hunters and rituals of sensory allurement

    Contributor(s):: McNiven, Jan J.

16. Paradigm shifts, rock art studies, and the "Coso sheep cult" of eastern California

    Contributor(s):: Garfinkel, Alan P.

17. Ritual gendered relationships: kinship, marriage, mastery, and machi modes of personhood

    Contributor(s):: Bacigalupo, Ana Mariella

18. Ritual hunt and sacrifice among the Huichols: between predation and alliance, exchange and identification

    Contributor(s):: Neurath, Johannes

19. Talensi animal sacrifice and its archaeological implications

    Contributor(s):: Insoll, Timothy

20. The bear myth from a Finnish and Uralic perspective

    Contributor(s):: Pentikäinen, Juha