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The Poetics of Annihilation: On the Presence of Women and Children at Massacre Sites in the Ancientnature of defining violence in cross-cultural perspectives, a poetics approach to violence in the archaeological record provides a way to focus on how extreme violence may reflect cosmology and ideology and how it is a cultural system in its own right. To the trained eye focused on linking skeletal

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Army Health Care for Sable Soldiers During the American Civil War,o the unavailability of skeletal remains, historical documentation drawn from numerous sources, including medical records, newspapers, and first-person manuscripts, was analyzed to reveal how the medical treatment of sable soldiers, especially those that had been previously enslaved in the South, di

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,Potential Applications of Public Health Tools to Bioarchaeological Data Sets: The “Dirty War Index”od for noncombatant civilians. Data for contemporary conflicts indicate that civilians suffer elevated morbidity and mortality above peacetime levels, but it is difficult to empirically reconstruct whether the effects were similar for premodern populations. Here, we propose and demonstrate the appli

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