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The Electron Microscope in Palaeopathology [PDF]
Medical History, 1969 R F, Macadam, A T, Sandison
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Materiale și Cercetări Arheologice, 2013 The cemetery of Jucu – “Tetarom III“-was excavated in 2007, part of a commercial archaeological project triggered by the construction of the Nokia industrial park. The investigated area proved to be extremely rich, the traces of human habitation covering
Diana, A., Meșter, M.
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Recording the Facts: A Generic Recording System for Animal Palaeopathology
, 2008 The impact of animal disease on human societies has been highly publicised recently, both as a consequence of diseases that have spread amongst animal populations (e.g. foot and mouth), as well as those that have 'jumped' from animal to human populations
Stephanie Louise Vann (7648328) +1 more
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Molecular Palaeopathology : Ancient DNA analyses of the bacterial diseases tuberculosis and leprosy
, 2004 This thesis “Molecular Palaeopathology. Ancient DNA analyses of the bacterial diseases tuberculosis and leprosy” deals with molecular palaeopathology, i.e. in this case the use of molecular methods to analyse ancient bacterial DNA in order to get further
Ekenman, Ingrid, +3 more
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, 2020 El estudio de los restos humanos hallados en contextos arqueológicos, desde la antropología física en general y desde la paleopatología en particular, es cada vez más profuso y completo gracias, en primer lugar, al mayor reconocimiento de su aportación ...
Gomis-Boix, Elena
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Uncovering the Holocene roots of contemporary disease-scapes: bringing archaeology into One Health. [PDF]
Proc Biol Sci, 2023 Rayfield KM +4 more
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Digitising and Image-Processing of Radiographs to Enhance Interpretation in Avian Palaeopathology.
, 2005 NoAlthough the study of palaeopathology is less developed for avian bones than for human or other vertebrate remains, skeletal pathologies have been noted in the bones of a range of bird species of all periods, from many parts of the world.
O'Connor, Sonia A., O'Connor, T.P.
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Biocultural perspectives on birth defects in medieval urban and rural English populations. [PDF]
, 2001 The biocultural and epidemiological approaches have been used as investigative methods by which to assess the prevalence of birth defects of the axial skeleton among five English Medieval population samples (Raunds Fumells, Northamptonshire; the hospital/
Sture, J.F.
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Palaeopathology of Human Remains from the Roman Imperial Age
, 2012 The increasing attention of archaeological and anthropological research towards palaeopathological studies has allowed to focus the examination of many skeletal samples on this aspect and to evaluate the presence of many diseases afflicting ancient ...
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The Mummy Explorer-a self-regulated open-access online teaching tool. [PDF]
Evol Med Public Health, 2023 Furtwängler A +9 more
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