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Lagos leprosarium (Portugal): evidences of disease [PDF]
In 2009, an archaeological intervention in the Valle da Gafaria (Lagos, Portugal) allowed the excavation of part of a leprosarium and an associated necropolis (15th-17th centuries). The individuals recovered were buried directly in the soil, in positions
Wasterlain, Sofia N. +2 more
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Additional file 1: Table S1. A list of European brown hares (Lepus europaeus) sampled in the Czech Republic, 2015 to 2017, that were tularemia-negative.
Lenka Mikalová (133591) +8 more
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Se presenta un caso de enfermedad treponémica en el esqueleto (CB-IN03) de un individuo del siglo XIII (Periodo Muisca Tardío), asociado a una estrategia de subsistencia basada en la agricultura.
María José Robayo Mayorga +1 more
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El objetivo de esta comunicación es presentar nuevos datos bioarqueológicos sobre los restos óseos humanos procedentes del sitio arqueológico Cerro Yanquenao.
SOLANA GARCIA GURAIEB +4 more
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Bioarchaeologists and palaeopathologists have recently turned their attention towards one critical aspect of the study of the history of disease: health-related caregiving.
Molly K. Zuckerman +9 more
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Objective: This study aims to describe various types of skeletal lesions and lesion patterns observed in five potential cases of treponematosis from the same archaeological site.
Relvado, Cláudia +4 more
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Se reporta el análisis bioantropológico de los restos óseos provenientes del yacimiento El Salado, municipio de Salamina, departamento del Magdalena, Colombia, fecha- dos entre los siglos VII-VIII d.C., ubicado cerca a la ciénaga del Pescado, bosque seco
José Vicente Rodríguez Cuenca +1 more
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Segonne J. Van der Sluis, Isaac. The treponematosis of Tahiti. Its origin and evolution. A study of the sources. . In: Journal de la Société des océanistes, n°27, tome 26, 1970.
Segonne, Jean
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Objective: This study aims to describe various types of skeletal lesions and lesion patterns observed in five potential cases of treponematosis from the same archaeological site.
Relvado, Cláudia +4 more
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Pre-Columbian treponemes clarify worldwide spread of treponematosis
International audienceSyphilis dramatically hit Europe at the end of the fifteen century before spreading to other continents. Yet the origin of the sudden pandemic in the Old World remains debated, in particular because the leading Columbus hypothesis ...
Abi-Rached, Laurent +3 more
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