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Bioarchaeological Science: What We Have Learned from Human Skeletal Remains

Elizabeth M. Weiss

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Introduction to Bioarchaeology: History to Present Bone Biology and Human Osteology: Basics to Understanding Osteological Research Reconstructing Activity Patterns: Making Dead People Move Health and Disease: Understanding Morbidity from the Skeleton Trauma: Accidents, Violence, and Surgery Cultural Modification: Aesthetics of the Past Diet: Foods of Past Populations Biological Relationships: Who is Related to Whom The Future of Bioarchaeology: Where Do We Go From Here? Index.

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Introduction to Bioarchaeology: History to Present Bone Biology and Human Osteology: Basics to Understanding Osteological Research Reconstructing Activity Patterns: Making Dead People Move Health and Disease: Understanding Morbidity from the Skeleton Trauma: Accidents, Violence, and Surgery Cultural Modification: Aesthetics of the Past Diet: Foods of Past Populations Biological Relationships: Who is Related to Whom The Future of Bioarchaeology: Where Do We Go From Here? Index.

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Introduction to Bioarchaeology: History to Present Bone Biology and Human Osteology: Basics to Understanding Osteological Research Reconstructing Activity Patterns: Making Dead People Move Health and Disease: Understanding Morbidity from the Skeleton Trauma: Accidents, Violence, and Surgery Cultural Modification: Aesthetics of the Past Diet: Foods of Past Populations Biological Relationships: Who is Related to Whom The Future of Bioarchaeology: Where Do We Go From Here? Index.

Key concepts: Bioarchaeology, Osteology, Paleopathology, Human bone, Anthropology, History, Sociology, Archaeology

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