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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"skeletal analysis"”.

  1. Black River Cemetery: An anthropological study of the human remains exhumed from a historic Cape Town burial ground

    … excavation of the historic site allowed for the analysis of the exhumed skeletal remains. The outcome of the skeletal analysis is valuable as the lives documented on the skeleton of a past group of people can write the story of individuals and communities that may have otherwise been omitted from …

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  2. Sex-Based Differences in Mortality and Metabolic Disease in Subadult Skeletal Assemblages of Tell Hisban

    … record and the methodological limitations of skeletal analysis. These both have impacted the complete understanding of the causes of infant mortality in the 19th century AD at the site of Hisban, Jordan, particularly the effects of sex on the risk of dying with active metabolic disease. This …

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  3. A Study in Scarlet: A Bioarchaeological Investigation of the Differential Use of Ochre in Burial Practices at Khok Phanom Di, Central Thailand

    … included bone surface mapping and statistical analysis to identify patterns of pigment use in association with differential burial practices, mobility, palaeopathology, and environmental change. Through the skeletal analysis of 152 individuals, a novel method was applied for semi-quantitative …

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  4. University of Montana Forensic Case #12: Comprehensive Case Analysis

    … been determined (Joyce, 1983). After an in-depth analysis of the remains present it has been determined that the remains are most consistent with an adult white male individual between the ages of 24 to 40 years old, with an approximate height of 62.8-67.8 inches. There appears to be some …

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  5. University of Montana Forensic Case #12: Comprehensive Case Analysis

    … been determined (Joyce, 1983). After an in-depth analysis of the remains present it has been determined that the remains are most consistent with an adult white male individual between the ages of 24 to 40 years old, with an approximate height of 62.8-67.8 inches. There appears to be some …

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  6. Palaeoepidemiological study of the post-medieval Gloucester 13/83 Skeletal Assemblage.

    … conditions from an 18th-19th Century Gloucester skeletal collection (13/83). This skeletal assemblage contains 82 individuals, including 37 burials from a non-parochial church (Southgate Congregational Church) and 45 burials from Gloucester Infirmary (GI). Biological profiling was carried out to …

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  7. The bioarchaeology of Early Bronze Age Ireland: health, disease, trauma, and care

    … remains recovered from these graves and what analysis has been completed is found almost exclusively in site reports and demographic tables. This study addressed this underuse of a key recourse by undertaking the first integrated bioarchaeological analysis of the entire corpus of curated …

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  8. Cahokia's origins: Religion, complexity and ridge-top mortuaries in the Mississippi River Valley

    … ridge-top Wilson Mound, as well as a complete analysis of the human remains excavated from this small mortuary. Through this skeletal analysis I present data on the ways Cahokians, at Wilson Mound, processed and buried human remains. I explore the process of disarticulation and the importance …

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