Theoretical developments in sociocultural anthropology have transformed the study of
kinship. Here, we review these theoretical developments, consider their influence on …

Biodistance studies have a long presence in Eastern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern
(EMME) bioarchaeology. In line with trends seen in North America and elsewhere, such …

This paleogenetic study utilizes 17 nonmetric epigenetic vertebral traits to determine their
suitability for studying past genetic relationships. The samples utilized were from Egypt's …

This study explores a field of spatial statistics known as Point Pattern Analysis (PPA) and its
application in archaeology. The overall goal is to provide a resource which will guide and …

The principal goal of this research is to evaluate ancient mobility, social organization, and
disease stigma in ancient Egypt focused on individuals from Kellis 2, a Romano-Christian …

The Dakhleh Oasis is one of five oases in the Western Desert of Egypt (25 31 N, 28 57 E),
and is located approximately 550 km south-south-west of Cairo (Figure 23.1). This area of …

This paper offers a review of bioarchaeological research on human mobility during the
Hellenistic and Roman period in the Central and Eastern Mediterranean. This period was …

This dissertation examines the population structure of the el-Hesa skeletal collection,
recovered from a First Cataract island in the Nile River in modern day Egypt. The collection …

Existe actualmente nos estudos de artefactos de período Calcolítico uma menor atenção no
que toca a análises e interpretações de objectos trabalhados em matérias duras de origem …

During a rescue excavation in 2019 two Bronze Age mounds were investigated in Aliman
(Constanţa County). One of them was 28× 21 m in diameter, ca. 1 m in height and contained …