The relationship between periosteal new bone formation and a number of infectious and
metabolic conditions frequently seen in archeological human skeletal remains was …

Skeletal fluorosis is one of a range of conditions causing excessive ossification and joint
ankylosis in skeletons. It is rarely considered, however, in differential diagnoses of …

Zoonoses are significant in human histories, and in histories of other species and the
environment. Diseases have been an important evolutionary force, not just the major …

Taphonomy is an important consideration in the reconstruction of past environments and
events. Taphonomic alterations and processes are commonly encountered on human …

The dental casts taken of Aboriginal people resident at Yuendumu, Central Australia,
between 1950–1970 preserve a unique historical record of defects of the dental enamel …

The evaluation of physical development in terms of percentage of mature state attained at a
given age measures the tempo of development (Eveleth & Tanner, 1990). For some …

The harsh climate of Arabia has posed challenges in generating ancient DNA from the
region, hindering the direct examination of ancient genomes for understanding the …

One bioarchaeological approach to children can be characterized as the “canary in the
coalmine” approach, where the health of children, the most vulnerable segment of society is …

Ulaan Tolgoi DS4 S-17 Erkhel/2003 B-182958 AMS charcoal 2170 ą 40 BP BP 2320-2050
Ulaan Tolgoi DS4 S-7 Erkhel/2003 B-182959 AMS charcoal 2930 ą 40 BP BP 3220-2950 …

While syntheses of palaeopathological studies have been undertaken in many parts of the
world, until recently little was known about human health in the past in the United Arab …