Rationale The last decade has seen a dramatic increase in the application of serial
sampling of human dentine in archaeology. Rapid development in the field has provided …

Objectives A clear understanding of past weaning practices can provide invaluable insights
into social issues such as infant care, fertility rate, and demographic patterns in past …

Funerary monuments appeared shortly after the arrival of the first farmers along the Atlantic
Coast of continental Europe, during the first half of the fifth millennium. These enormous …

The aim of this study is to add new data to the knowledge of the first alpine agro-pastoral
societies by studying their dietary practices and mobility. Using the principles of isotopic …

Abstract The Upper Seine Valley sees during the Bronze Age an increase in settlements and
cemeteries characterized by a variety of architectures and funerary practices. This variability …

La nécropole de Rosheim" Rosenmeer"(RR)(Bas-Rhin, France) rassemble le plus grand
assemblage anthropologique d'Alsace du Néolithique moyen, daté de la culture …

Abstract Sulphur isotope ratios (34S/32S, δ34S) in human bone collagen can be used as an
indicator of both mobility and migration. As collagen continuously remodels, it can be used …

The invisibility of women in history and archaeology is frequently emphasised. Studying
gender is one of the ways to go beyond this observation as social sciences regularly state …

Stable isotope analysis is a well-established method used in archaeology to reconstruct past
subsistence behaviours. Recent developments in both sampling techniques and …

Abstract The past of Hong Kong has been extensively explored through close to a century's
systematic archaeological surveying, investigations, and excavations. These efforts mostly …