… and isotopic composition of bones and teeth to reconstruct past … chemical bioarchaeology
lie squarely in the domain of isotope geochemistry, particularly the radiocarbon dating of bone, …

… bioarchaeological studies that illuminate the importance of environmental and behavioral
influence on bone … While these studies examine the variability of bone chemical signatures …

… of bioarchaeology … bones and teeth. The editors were inspired by their own research in the
American Southwest, realizing especially the significant gap in relating the bioarchaeological …

… A bioarchaeological approach to the study of metabolic bone disease enables a range of the…
Erosion by the physical or chemical actions of soil can remove delicate pathological features…

… Two main aspects are in agenda, the archaeological use of bone chemistry in the … of
human bone chemistry and more specifically ICP-MS trace element analysis on bone and dental …

… This review will analyse the state of bioarchaeological TE analysis … are TE studies of
archaeological bones and teeth, though … archaeological efforts of chemical bone and dental …

… chemical variation in the constituent parts of bones and teeth is used increasingly in
bioarchaeology … In addition, as noted above, aDNA analysis of bone collagen and tooth dentine …

… This surfeit of skeletons suggests that teeth and bones are recognized by anthropologists
as a valuable source of information for interpreting lifeways of past peoples. There is …

… valid physiologically based model for use in bone chemistry studies in archaeology, is also
… misuse of elemental data in archaeological bone chemistry that is fundamentally unscientific; …

… current directions in bioarchaeology, the field is now focused on using human bone to study
such topics as dietary reconstruction from bone chemistry, infectious disease and health, …