The primary goal of each study in this volume is to address innovation and applicability in
the treatment of commingled and fragmentary assemblages. The individual contributions …

An estimate of how many individuals are represented in a commingled assemblage is
important to interpret the wider context (archaeologically or forensically), for further analyses …

Considered within an archaeological context, commingled and disarticulated skeletal
remains can provide a more complete understanding of past populations, and data can be …

The zooarchaeological research presented here investigates Neolithic and Chalcolithic (ca.
6500–5000 cal. BC) animal exploitation strategies at Uğurlu Höyük on the Turkish island of …

Anadolu'da gerçekleştirilen arkeolojik çalışmalarda ortaya çıkarılan zooarkeolojik
buluntulardan yola çıkılarak yapılan bu tez çalışmasıyla Anadolu'da Paleolitik, Neolitik …

For fossil assemblages, quantitative size and shape studies are often complicated by
diagenetic distortion. Different vertebrate elements, although subjected to similar burial …

Assemblages consisting of fragmented, cut, and burned human bone in the prehistoric
Southwest have a long history of both analysis and controversy. How do we interpret …

This research addresses the body and personhood in late Neolithic Malta (c. 3600–2300 cal
BC) by reconstructing funerary practices at two collective burial sites: the Xemxija Tombs …

Recently lots of human inhumations have been found in the burial chambers of Milan
ancient hospital (Ospedale Maggiore commonly named Ca'Granda). This institution was …

This project employs multiple methods to explore how shifting periods of autonomy during
the Portuguese Middle Ages (c. 500-1500 AD) impacted the social and biological fabric of …