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An odontometric investigation of biological affinities of the Yashkuns of Northern Pakistan. Amber M. Barton, Brian E. Hemphill.
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Preliminary osteological analysis of human skeletal remains from El Cerro del Teú Archaeological Project. Heidi J. Bauer-Clapp, Blanca Quintero, Ventura R. Pèrez.
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Comparison of age and sex-related changes in trabecular and cortical histomorphometry in a Roman archaeological population. Patrick Beauchesne, Sabrina C. Agarwal.
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The Great Irish Famine: producing “lifeways” for victims and survivors using isotope ratios and elemental concentrations. Julia Beaumont, Jonny Geber, Natasha Powers, Julia Lee-Thorp, Andrew Wilson, Andrew Gledhill, Janet Montgomery.
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Dental ablation in ancient Nubia: evulsion at the Ginefab School site . Katelyn L. Bolhofner, Brenda J. Baker.
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Skeletal trauma in a Black South African Apartheid-era sample from the Raymond Dart Collection. Barrett P. Brenton, Robert R. Paine, Amanda Tang.
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A new method of dentine microsampling of deciduous teeth for stable isotope analysis. Nicole M. Burt, Sandra Garvie-Lok.
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A potential Late Pleistocene human skeleton in Hoyo Negro, a submerged cave site in Quintana Roo, Mexico. James C. Chatters, Dominique Rissolo, Pilar Luna Erreguerena, Alberto Nava BlanK.
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Osteoarthritis as a means to reassociate commingled skeletal remains. Colleen M. Cheverko, Dawnie Wolfe Steadman.
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Diet reconstruction in prehistoric Rapa Nui and its implications for models of resource depletion. Amy Commendador, Whitnie Rauh, John Dudgeon, Kelley Esh, Bruce Finney.
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*PRESENTATION WITHDRAWN* Mitochondrial DNA analysis of human remains recovered from the Fontabelle section of Bridgetown, Barbados. Christopher R. Crain, Lidia Epp, Lizabeth Allison, Brian M. Kemp, Kevin Farmer.
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A new method for the study of the biomechanical properties of human long bones and its application to ecogeographic and behavioral variation. Tom Davies, Jay T. Stock.
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Let's get real about MSMs: reliability in scoring techniques. C. Brady. Davis, Kristrina Shuler, Marie E. Danforth, Kelsey Hendron.
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Anatomical and biological reconstruction of mortuary rituals: case studies from colonial Eten, Lambayeque, Peru. Angelina L. DeMarco, Haagen D. Klaus, Scott J. Applegate.
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Medieval famine and health: skeletal markers of childhood physiological stress in survivors of the Great Famine, 1315-1322. Sharon DeWitte, Jennifer Pollard.
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Building an ecosystem of data: expanding the Open Research Scan Archive (ORSA) through institutional collaboration. Anna N. Dhody, Janet Monge, Lori M. Jahnke, Jacqui E. Bowman, Samantha Cox, P Tom. Schoenemmann.
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Cultural modification of head shape among archaeological populations of the Western Chaco area, Argentina. Hilton D. Drube, Elina Silvera, Susana Martínez, Bárbara Desántolo, Guillermo Lamenza, Susana Salceda.
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Going head to head: FORDISC vs CRANID in the determination of ancestry from craniometric data. Marina Elliott, Mark Collard.
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Ancient mortuary rituals in a high altitude population in Nepal: cut marks among shaft tomb burials from Upper Mustang . Jacqueline T. Eng.
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A three dimensional analysis of femoral cortical canal structure in Middle Holocene, Lake Baikal hunter-gatherer-fishers. Kathleen J. Faccia, Helen Buie, M. Anne. Katzenberg, Valdimir I. Bazaliiskii, Olga I. Goriunova.
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The human skeletal remains from Herculaneum: new evidence from the excavation of the fornici 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. Luciano Fattore, Luca Bondioli, Peter Garnsey, Paola F. Rossi, Alessandra Sperduti.
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Dem dry bones: cyclododecane as a tool in osteological analysis. Alice E. Fazlollah, M. Jared. Wood.
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An example of ischiopubic hypoplasia in medieval Nubia. Julie M. Fleischman, Emily R. Niespodziewanski, Ashley E. Kendell, Angela Soler.
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A regression method for the timing of micro enamel defects. Raphael Franca, Alan Goodman.
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Estimation of femoral second moments of area from shaft's external dimensions (AP and ML diameters). Lukas Friedl.
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The Noua on horses? Rethinking the hypothesis of a horseback riding culture. Sabrina AF. Gloux.
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Age-at-death estimation in an historic Italian sample: a test of the auricular surface and transition analysis methods. Kanya Godde, Samantha M. Hens.
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You don’t have a leg to stand on: a case study of femo-tibial fusion from a cave in the Andahuaylas Province, Peru. Kirsten A. Green, Danielle S. Kurin.
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Residential mobility and social identity in the periphery: strontium isotope analysis of archaeological tooth enamel from southeastern Arabia. Lesley A. Gregoricka.
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Isotopic dietary analysis and molecular sex identification of adults and juveniles from medieval Great Moravia. Carrin M. Halffman, Kara C. Hoover, Petr Velemínský.
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Age-at-death estimation in bioarchaeology: does a uniform prior perform better than an informative prior in transition analysis?. Samantha M. Hens, Kanya Godde.
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French medieval funerary practices: quantitative and biological analysis of the skeletal remains buried in burial vaults. Patrick Hervieu, Michel Signoli, Estelle Herrscher.
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Bilateral positioning of nutrient foramina in the human tibia, femur, and humerus. Zachariah R. Hubbell, James H. Gosman.
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Stature and mortality in post-medieval London . Gail Hughes-Morey.
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Changing gender roles in prehistoric America: physical activity with the transition to agriculture in the Midwest. Polly R. Husmann.
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The spatial distribution of skeletal stress indicators in a 4th century Romano-British sample: a study using ArcGIS. Lindsey L. Jenny.
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*PRESENTATION WITHDRAWN* Unlocking the past: bioarchaeology and the history of Denver's Cheesman Park. Anjanette M. Kalb, Catherine M. Gaither.
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Palaeopathology and urban decline at Imperial Gabii (Italy). Kristina Killgrove.
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The efficacy of traditional dental lifestyle markers in describing actual lifestyle. Laura M. King, Mark Hubbe, Christina Torres-Rouff.
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Human remains processing for skeletal collections using laboratory “burials” . Anthony J. Koehl, Heather J.H. Edgar.
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Temporal trends in dental health and diet in the archaeological populations of Utah . Derinna V. Kopp, Deborah D. Graham.
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Development of bone strength and rigidity at Neolithic Catalhoyuk: adaptation and lifestyle in early Holocene farmers from south-central Anatolia. Clark Larsen, Evan M. Garofalo, Christopher B. Ruff.
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*PRESENTATION WITHDRAWN* GPA, TW2RUS, TW3RUS and FELS – a comparative study on bone-age of the left hand and wrist . Sara Tangmose Larsen, Sune Demant, Niels Lynnerup.
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An oral health assessment of coastal and inland early and middle Neolithic south China and Taiwan. Adam J. Lauer, Minghui Wang, Tianlong Jiao, Guoping Sun.
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Lower limb activity in the Cis-Baikal: musculoskeletal stress markers among middle Holocene Siberian foragers . Angela R. Lieverse, Vladimir I. Bazaliiskii, Olga I. Goriunova, Andrzej W. Weber.
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Refining dietary estimates at Machu Picchu using combined dental macro/microwear and isotopic analyses. Sarah V. Livengood, Bethany L. Turner, Frank L. Williams.
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Ancient Arkansas: skeletal remains from the Isgrig South site. Andrew M. LoPinto.
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Dental nonmetric analysis of Tecolote Pueblo: a study of biological distance. Angela M. Mallard.
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Bone microstructure and behaviour in “gracile” and “robust” adult males from the Medieval Period, Canterbury, UK. Justyna J. Miszkiewicz, Patrick Mahoney.
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Timelines in teeth: using micro-CT scans of partially mineralized human teeth to develop a new isotope sampling strategy. Janet Montgomery, Julia Beaumont, Kevin Mackenzie, Andrew Gledhill, Roger Shore, Steven Brookes, Phil Salmon, Niels Lynnerup.
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Understanding how sex and pathology affected frailty during the Amarna Period (BC 1351-1334). Taylor Montgomery.
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Methodological advances in TCA age-estimation technique . Stephan Naji, Joël Blondiaux, Thomas Colard, Mirjana Roksandic, Jean-Pierre Bocquet-Appel.
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Long in the tooth: tracing migration using stable isotopes in dental enamel from Byzantine St. Stephen’s. MacKenzie A. Nunez, Lesley A. Gregoricka, Jaime M. Ullinger, Alicia Cooper, Susan G. Sheridan.
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Dental Modification in a Prehistoric Chamorro Population from Tumon Bay, Guam. Nicolette M. Parr.
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Biological and spatial structure of an Early Classic Period cemetery at Charco Redondo, Oaxaca. Kathleen S. Paul, Christopher M. Stojanowski.
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Status, health, and lifestyle in Iron Age Britain: a bioarchaeological study of elites and non-elites from East Yorkshire. Joshua J. Peck.
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Differential diagnosis of severe dental hypoplastic defects in two juveniles from the Pre-Classic site of El Carrizal, Oaxaca, Mexico. Sara S. Phillips.
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A comparative study of treponemal disease in the tibiae of two south Florida archaeological populations: Fort Center (8GL12) and Highland Beach (8PB11). Kendra L. Philmon, Douglas Broadfield, Michael Harris, Peter Ferdinando.
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Neolithic population movement in Central Anatolia. Marin A. Pilloud, Clark S. Larsen.
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Relative long bone proportions and developmental stress in a modern Thai population. Kristen R. Rectenwald.
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Virtual anthropology. Matthew C.S. Reid.
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Medieval Polish diet in a world of flux. Laurie J. Reitsema, Tomasz Kozłowski, Daniel Makowiecki.
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Bioarchaeological analysis of the Miami One 8DA11 skeletal remains: a glimpse into the population’s past health and population structure. Anna Rivara, Liotta Noche-Dowdy, Ashley Humphries, John Powell, Cristina Echazabal, Erin H. Kimmerle.
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Strontium tells all at Tell Dothan: exploring migration with strontium isotope analysis. Sana T. Saiyed, Jessica R. Hoffmann, James P.W. Cartwright, Lesley A. Gregoricka, Jaime M. Ullinger, Susan G. Sheridan.
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Radiogenic strontium isotope analysis from the Hopewell affiliated Brown’s Bottom site and baseline data for the central Scioto River Valley, OH . Emily A. Schach, Kelly J. Knudson, Christopher Carr.
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Comparison of the humeral cancellous bone in Neolithic human populations and present day people . Heike Scherf, Joachim Wahl, Jean-Jacques Hublin, Katerina Harvati.
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Coins, kids, and culture: an examination of grave goods and health at the Drawsko 1 cemetery site (17th – 18th centuries). Amy B. Scott, Tracy K. Betsinger.
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Dental calculus: a new proxy for estimating stable carbon and nitrogen isotope compositions. G. Richard Scott, Simon R. Poulson, Lindsay Dorio.
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The relationship between Body Mass Index and tuberculosis: evidence from the English archaeological record. Anne Marie E. Sohler.
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The Mis Island Medieval Nubian Skeletal Collection at Michigan State University. Angela Soler, Carolyn V. Hurst, Todd W. Fenton.
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“Leading” bones in the degenerative joint disease scoring: evaluation of the consistency of using incomplete joints in an archaeological sample. Alessandra Sperduti, Luca Bondioli.
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Excavations of St. George’s Caye Cemetery, Belize. Lauren C. Springs, Elizabeth Erhart, James Garber.
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Dental flurosis in ancient Cuma, Italy. Marielva Torino, Stephan Naji, Priscilla Munzi, Jean-Pierre Brun.
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Defining local and regional strontium isotopic variability in the southeastern Maya periphery. Willa R. Trask.
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Compensatory mechanisms of multiple debilitating traumas: a case study from the Oneida State Custodial Asylum in Rome, New York . Lori A. Tremblay Critcher.
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Dietary microfossils from Rapa Nui dental calculus: does regional variability provide evidence for subsistence practices?. Monica Tromp, John Dudgeon.
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The Ford Cranial Collection: new online resources for research and education. Caroline VanSickle, Zachary D. Cofran, Kristen Munnelly, Crystal R.F. Meyer.
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Mortuary practices of a medieval cemetery in southern Italy. Jennifer M. Vollner, Carolyn V. Hurst, Todd W. Fenton.
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Morphological correlates of human hip osteoarthritis . Christopher S. Walker, Emily Mayer, Steven E. Churchill.
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Naton Beach site: an examination of the skeletal remains of prehistoric Pre-Latte and Latte burials . Cherie K. Walth.
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An analysis of limb element asymmetry in an ancestral Puebloan population. Erin B. Waxenbaum, Kendra A. Sirak.
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Integrating 87Sr/ 86Sr and δ18O values of archaeological enamel with geological and environmental water baseline isotopic data: A case study in geographic origins from Nasca, Peru. Emily Webb, Christine White, Kelly Knudson, Fred Longstaffe.
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How old was ‘Geriatrix’? Estimating the age of old individuals with Calibrated Expert Inference. Svenja Weise, Jesper L. Boldsen, Jutta Gampe, George R. Milner.
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Calcaneal enthesophytes: etiology beyond activity. Elizabeth Weiss.
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The influence of European contact on health and demography in the Caribbean: the case of El Chorro de Maità, Cuba. Darlene A. Weston.
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Osteoperiostitis sex differences in southern German medieval and postmedieval populations. Leslie L. Williams, Clark S. Larsen.
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The Neolithic demographic transition (NDT) and patterns in oral health: the Southeast Asian experience. Anna Willis, Marc F. Oxenham.
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