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Archaeoparasitology and Paleopathology: Unlocking Ancient Diseases for Modern Drug Discovery

This detailed guide provides an in-depth analysis of archaeoparasitology and paleopathology, illustrating how the study of ancient diseases and parasites informs modern biomedical research and drug discovery. The article begins by defining core principles and tracing the historical development of these disciplines, highlighting the transition from ...
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Archaeoparasitological and biomolecular analysis of the wells from the Black Sea city of Phanagoria during the Khazar period (8th–9th centuries A.D.)

Parasitology
Abstract Ancient water supply systems provide important insights into historical sanitation practices and disease transmission patterns. This study examined soils from 2 wells of the medieval city of Phanagoria (8th–9th centuries AD) to reconstruct parasite contamination patterns during the Khazar period.
Sergey Mikhailovich Slepchenko, Sergey Ostapenko, Alexander Khrustalev, Anastasiya Kashevskaya, Nikolaj Tretyakov, Ian D Bull   +5 more
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Preface for Special Section on Archaeoparasitology: A Global Perspective on Ancient Parasites and Current Research Projects [PDF]

The Korean Journal of Parasitology, 2019
Chai, Jong Yil, Seo, Min, Reinhard, Karl, Shin, Dong Hoon   +3 more
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The first archaeoparasitological data on the Russian rural population in Western Siberia in the 18th–19th centuries

Anthropological Science, 2023
FILIMONOVA, MARIA OLEGOVNA, IVANOV, SERGEY NIKOLAEVICH, KENIG, ALEXANDER VLADIMIROVICH, ZAITSEVA, EVGENIA ALEXANDROVNA, SHIN, DONG HOON, SLEPCHENKO, SERGEY MIKHAILOVICH   +5 more
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Archaeoentomological and archaeoparasitological reconstructions at Îlot Hunt (CeEt-110) : new perspectives in historical archaeology (1850-1900)

, 1999
La deuxième moitié du XIXe siècle fut une période de grands changements dans les milieux urbains d'Amérique du Nord: des ordonnances sanitaires furent créées, des égouts et aqueducs construits et des bureaux de santé permanents implantés dans plusieurs villes. En médecine, le progrès des études bactériologiques a permis aux médecins de mieux comprendre
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Archaeoentomological and Archaeoparasitological Reconstructions At Îlot Hunt (CeEt-110): New perspectives in historical archaeology (1850-1900) [PDF]

, 2001
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Paleoparasitology and archaeoparasitology in Iran: A retrospective in differential diagnosis

International Journal of Paleopathology, 2021
This paper reviews paleo- and archaeoparasitology publications to date, from Iran. The primary focus is the importance of differential diagnosis and the crucial role of interdisciplinary collaborations among parasitologists and other specialists.All relevant articles and theses published in Iran through October 2020 are included and evaluated, with ...
Alireza Sazmand
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Urbanization and Parasitism: Archaeoparasitology of South Korea

Bioarchaeology and Social Theory, 2020
In parasitology, it has been observed that human populations in highly-populated areas are highly vulnerable to parasite infection. In this regard, the emergence of urbanized societies in history might have caused human parasite infection rates to increase.
Dong Hoon Shin, Min Seo, Jong Ha Hong
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Archaeoparasitology of the Colorado Plateau

Nearly six decades of research on the Colorado Plateau reveals two patterns of parasitism. These are detailed and their pathological implications are explained. A diverse parasite spectrum was defined for Elden Pueblo. Elsewhere, pinworm was the most prevalent parasite. Its ubiquity has pathological and social implications.
Karl J. Reinhard, Morgana Camacho
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Archaeoparasitology of Korean Mummies

2020
Dong Hoon Shin, Min Seo, Jong Ha Hong
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