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Avant-propos. Actes de la session de l'ICAZ (Mexico), août 2006). Pratiques et techniques d'élevage : modèles et outils méthodologiques pour l'analyse archéozoologique (M. Balasse, H. Yaccobacio, J.-D. Vigne, D. Helmer, N. Goepf) ; Was milk a “secondary product” in the OldWorld Neolithisation process? Its role in the domestication of cattle, sheep and goats (J.-D. VIGNE, D. HELMER) ; The development of the exploitation of products from Capra and Ovis (meat, milk and fleece) from the PPNB to the Early Bronze in the northern Near East (8700 to 2000 BC cal.) (D. HELMER, L. GOURICHON, E. VILA) ; Environmental constraints on the reproductive activity of domestic sheep and cattle: what latitude for the herder? (M. BALASSE, A. TRESSET) ; Macro- and micromorphological features of lifestyle differences in pigs and wild boar (I. MAINLAND, H. SCHUTKOWSKI, A. F. THOMSON) ; Visualizing the Seasonal Round: A theoretical experiment with strontium isotope profiles in ovicaprine teeth (D. C. MEIGGS) ; Camelid management during Inca times in N.W. Argentina: models and archaeozoological indicators (G. L. MENGONI GOÑALON) ; Andean camelid herding in the South Andes: ethnoarchaeological models for archaeozoological research (H. D. YACOBACCIO) ; Camelid domestication on the western slope of the Puna de Atacama, northern Chile (I. CARTAJENA, L. NÚÑEZ, M. GROSJEAN) ; «  Crise économique » au Néolithique à la transition Pfÿn-Horgen (3400 BC) : contribution de la paléoparasitologie (M. LE BAILLY, U. LEUZINGER, H. SCHLICHTHERLE, F. BOUCHET).