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

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Bioarchaeological Research in Argentina: Past, Present and Future Challenges,aeological studies still use inappropriate samples and methods which lead to biased data analysis and overly simplistic interpretations. Furthermore, in recent years, native communities have started to claim their rights to land ownership and to the archaeological patrimony. This has become a major

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The Biology of Early British Populations, have prevalences as high as 2.7?%; orbital cribra up to 19?%; much oral pathology (regionally and through time), but only evidence of a few tumours. The few significant infections especially include tuberculosis and leprosy. Far less evidence is available for treponemal disease. Much joint disease

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Bioarchaeology in Canada: Origins and Contemporary Issues, classical descriptive methods. Modern histological and morphometric approaches have been added to the traditional gross anatomical methods of physical anthropology. International collaborations have enriched studies of Canadian collections as well as the research questions and methodological approa

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The Emergence of Bioarchaeology in Peru: Origins and Modern Approaches,ndes an extremely important area in which to evaluate past models of biological identity and mobility, patterns of health and trauma, and population dynamics. Yet in examining the emergence of bioarchaeology in Peru, it is quite surprising to find that the study of skeletal collections from archaeol

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