Titlebook: Archaeological Human Remains; Global Perspectives Barra O’Donnabhain,María Cecilia Lozada Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 archaeological skele

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J. C. H. Spence,J. M. Zuo,R. Hoierapitals to the Australian data, or else supplied data to overseas theorists to use in their theories. This situation has its parallels with Australian archaeology. At times, the two disciplines have been closely related, but the development of a fully fledged Australian bioarchaeology in the 1970s/1

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9068-7at first and remained so for fossil groups. But, considerable data are now available for Neolithic to post-medieval times. It became clear early on that physique of the early British changed from the early farmers through to the Bronze Age and then into post-Roman times, with changes even through to

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Xinyu Wu,Jianmei Pu,Ziluolan Luoks. It was in the 1960s, however, that a tradition of Canadian bioarchaeology took root, nurtured by interactions between Canadian and American archaeologists and physical anthropologists. A commonality of research interests in aboriginal cultural areas bordered by Canada and the USA—the Arctic, the

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