skeletal remains
Health in medieval and early modern Norway: a comparative analysis of the impact of social, economic and environmental change on skeletal remains
... Stature and other anthropometric measures are sensitive to environmental factors, including nutrition, so are often used as an indicator within bioarchaeology for the environment in which an individual develops, ...
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Alu SINE analyses of 3,000-year-old human skeletal remains: a pilot study
... the skeletal remains were coated with a gypsum layer, which causes a slightly basic environment and is thus perfect conditions for preserving bones and ...these remains revealed kinship relations be- ...
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Establishing Identity from the Skeletal Remains: In Reference of Alum Bheg a Martyr from 1857 Indian Freedom Struggle
... the skeletal remains of the recent origin 6 present a limit on use of these advanced biological methods for identification in present ...the skeletal remains and their correlation with ...
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Health Status in Early Modern Somali People from their Skeletal Remains
... human skeletal remains are thought to have considerable significance to physical anthropology and modern ...human skeletal remains typically evaluate only excavated human skeletal ...
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Late Pleistocene climate and proboscidean paleoecology in North America: Insights from stable isotope compositions of skeletal remains
... proboscidean skeletal remains, and to use these records to investigate variability in Pleistocene environments and the paleoecology of mammoths and mastodons in North ...from skeletal tissues, (2) ...
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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
... Human 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, ...
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A New and Efficient Method for DNA Extraction from Human Skeletal Remains Usable in DNA Typing
... investigations, bone and teeth samples are often the best and the only biological material available for DNA typing. This is because of the physical and chemical nature of the protein-mineral matrix of bone which is ...
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An Analysis of the Identity and Relationship Among Skeletal Remains of the Upper Paleolithic Era
... There are several possible explanations for the simultaneous discovery of all six of these items. Neanderthals, and frequently modern humans, were group hunters and often hunted large prey with long spears with wooden ...
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Historical Skeletal Remains from Dundas County, Ontario: A Cautionary Tale Concerning Individual Identification
... Wood, Lynda and Young, Janet (1998) "Historical Skeletal Remains from Dundas County, Ontario: A Cautionary Tale Concerning Individual Identification," Northeast Historical Archae[r] ...
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Bioarchaeological Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains of Iron Age from the Shirakavan Cemetery, Shirak Plateau, Armenia
... associated with inflammation, is the presence of traces of pe- riosteal reaction. Such periosteal inflammatory reactions, as well as more severe lesions, where bone marrow is affected, are most often caused by such ...
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Bona fide colour: DNA prediction of human eye and hair colour from ancient and contemporary skeletal remains
... human skeletal remains are discovered coincidentally by workers or ...human remains found in the field near Sieradz in central ...The skeletal remains may have rested in the soil for a ...
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Prospect Hill: Skeletal Remains from a 19th-Century Methodist Cemetery, Newmarket, Ontario
... (1989) "Prospect Hill: Skeletal Remains from a 19th-Century Methodist Cemetery, Newmarket, Ontario," Northeast Historical Archaeology : Vol... Prospect Hill: Skeletal Remains fro[r] ...
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Estimating the post-mortem interval of skeletal remains: a taphonomic approach
... of skeletal remains, while offering maximum validity in the ...dry remains, with each classification having increasingly longer ...skeletonised remains had bacterial communities associated ...
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Examination of Human Skeletal Remains and Artifacts from el-Qantir, Egypt
... observations. The pelvis was narrow, the sub-pubic angle was v-shaped with a lack of a developed ventral arc, the sub-pubic concavity was absent, the pelvic brim was a narrow and heart-shaped, a pelvic ratio of less than ...
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USING PELVIS MORPHOLOGY TO IDENTIFY SEX IN MOOSE SKELETAL REMAINS
... of skeletal remains (excluding the skull) is pelvic suspensory tuberosity presence/absence in white-tailed (Odocoileus virginianus) and black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus ...similar skeletal ...
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Examination of Skeletal Remains
... C Sacrum Pubic arch v Crest of ilium Body of pubic bone vi Anterior spine of iliac crest Constricted neck of bone between vii Pre-auricular sulcus body and lower limb of pubic bone viii [r] ...
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Identification of Skeletal Remains
... The judgment of sex by lightness or heaviness of skull and face must be done with allowance for apparent race and total body size, and due regard for the individual differences, apparent[r] ...
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Health in Pre-Angkorian Cambodia: a bioarchaeological analysis of the skeletal remains from Phum Snay
... Phum Snay is a village located along National Route 6 in Preah Neat Prey District, Banteay Meanchey Province, Northwest Cambodia (Fig. 1). During 2000 roadwork was undertaken to link the village with National Route 6, ...
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Aboriginal skeletal remains from Cape Portland
... No additional skeletal material up excavation procedures that took place about two weeks after the is within the known morphological range for Tasmanian aboriginals... a deflated midden [r] ...
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Age estimation of skeletal remains: principal methods
... certain age-related morphological skeletal traits, then setting these traits in a system of stages or scores, which results in an estimated age interval. There are some basic problems inherent in this ...
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