Human remains (Archaeology)
Fleshing Out the Bones: Studying the Human Remains Trade with Tensorflow and Inception
... study human remains places our work within the larger corpus of research that makes use of image classi- fication, machine learning and NN in archaeology, bioar- chaeology and forensic science in ...upon ...
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The treatment of human remains
... by stating that ‘the way we treat dead bodies may have im- plications for how we treat living ones as well’. Three recent controversies regarding the treatment of human remains, viz. Körperwelten (Body ...
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A Macabre Exhibit: Ugandan President Museveni’s Public Display of the Luwero Triangle War’s Human Remains
... of human remains has a long history in ...exhibiting human remains has potently served a variety of political, educational and propaganda ...exhibited human remains for political ...
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Human remains: anthropodermic bibliopegy and the appeal of the extreme in challenging the continuing external management of Indigenous remains.
... the human skin of what was presumably an eighteenth-century victim of bibliological, rather than biblical, proportions (BBC News Online ...manage human remains into a simulacrum of animal skin is ...
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Human remains: acting, objects, and belief in performance
... of human remains as body, theatrical property, conduit for acting (it is accompanied by a picture of Pryce addressing the skull), memento mori for audience and Hamlet alike, debased object-as-prize, and, ...
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The Debate on the Repatriation of Native American Human Remains in the United States of America
... the human remains were identified by museum staff as ‘Cheyenne/Arapaho’, even though this provenience was ...the remains to be reburied, because of the great spiritual responsibility and not wanting ...
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From respect to reburial: negotiating pagan interest in prehistoric human remains in Britain, through the Avebury consultation
... prehistoric human remains from the Avebury region held by the Alexander Keiller Museum, in particular the child known as ‘Charlie’ (excavated by Harold Grey in the early twentieth century from the southern ...
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Patterns of paleomobility in the ancient Antilles : an isotopic approach
... of human remains as an important source of information about social and biological aspects of human behavior; 4) scientific advancements in biogeochemical analyses in general, and isotope methods in ...
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A new multivariate method for determining sex of immature human remains using the maxillary first molar
... The inability to accurately determine the biological sex of immature individuals from their skeletal remains is a shortcoming affecting both physical and forensic anthropology. In consequence, important ...
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Cadaver Dog Handbook 2000 (Forensic Training & Tactics for the Recovery of Human Remains) By Andrew Rebmann pdf
... search, remains have already been discov- ered in a particular ...of remains already found may provide the best information about where to direct the next ...what remains were found in which ...
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A Mosaic Pattern of Scattered Human Remains
... As mentioned, owing to the scattered nature of the remains, the bones had to be thoroughly analyzed to confirm whether they belonged to the same individual or not. The analysis was completed using the relative ...
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Skeletons in the closet: future avenues for the curation of archaeological human skeletal remains in the Dutch Caribbean and the rest of the region
... skeletal remains from archaeological contexts in the Dutch Caribbean and the rest of the region are curated in a variety of facilities such as museums and the premises of heritage organizations, history and ...
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Forensic investigation of burnt human remains
... burnt bone is too fragile to be cut mechanically, so this CT imaging is essential to be able to observe the inner structure of the bone. Figure 4 shows enlarged images of the human and bovine compact bones ...
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2019_Senecal.pdf
... transnationalism, and dead bodies have become transnational as their late inhabitants have. Every day, the dead are shipped across continents — and around the world — to be buried in their homeland or reunited with their ...
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A Mummy Mystery: Analysis of a Badlands Cave
... the human remains and other associated artifacts (Table ...the human remains and the other samples ...the human skeletal remains could not be shown to be statistically different ...
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Measuring Strategic Communications
... The remains under study, the skeletons of enslaved African Americans who labored in the tidal rice fields of lowcountry South Carolina during the mid-nineteenth century, offer new insight into our understanding of ...
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MEMarshall HumRightsForensicAnthro
... anthropologists and local communities, memory and mourning, and ethical debates surrounding human remains. In the second part of the course, we will examine case studies outside of the U.S., paying close ...
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... for human use and control” (Alaimo, “Trans-Corporeal” ...her human pets to the level of nothing for the sake of her own mental health – or for the sake of "proper ...
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Human Coronavirus 229E Remains Infectious on Common Touch Surface Materials
... inactivated on copper alloys. Inactivation results from a combina- tion of direct copper ion attack and reactive oxygen species gen- eration. The latter is particularly important as the copper content decreases, ensuring ...
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A World of C4 Pathways: On the Use of δ13C Values to Identify the Consumption of C4 Plants in the Archaeological Record
... While this basic principle supports a wide range of palaeodietary applications, identifying—and in particular, quantifying—the consumption of C 4 plants is not always straightforward. One problem is that isotope ...
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