Human Paleopathology: Current Syntheses and Future OptionsDonald J. Ortner, Arthur C. Aufderheide |
Contents
Theoretical and methodological 87 C A BAUD AND CHRISTIANE KRAMAR Soft tissue | 5 |
Is paleopathology a relevant 90 PETER K LEWIN Technological innovations | 12 |
On zoonoses and their | 18 |
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adult American Journal analysis ancient anemia antiquity archeological areas Armelagos associated body Buikstra burial calcified caused cavity cemetery century changes chronic clinical collagen cortical culosis culture death dens invaginatus dental diagnosis distal enamel environmental evidence excavated factors females FIGURE fracture frequency groups healing histological human skeletal hypoplasias immunity incisors Indian individuals infection infectious diseases involvement joint Jomon Journal of Physical kyphosis lepromatous leprosy lesions long bones lumbar lumbar vertebrae male medieval Mochica culture modern Moundville mummies mycobacteria nutritional observed occur Ortner Osteoma osteomyelitis paleopathology pathology pattern period periostitis Physical Anthropology population porotic hyperostosis pre-Columbian prehistoric present preservation protein Putschar remodeling reported resorption rheumatoid arthritis ribs Roonka sample skeletal material skeletal remains skeletons skull soft tissue specific specimens spine stress suggest SUMMARY OF AUDIENCE surface syphilis Table tibia tion tomb trauma tuberculosis tumors vertebrae x-ray zoonoses
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