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13 papers presented at the Eighth Annual Conference of the British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology, held at the University of Birmingham in September 2006.

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Author:   Megan Brickley ,  Martin Smith
Publisher:   BAR Publishing
Imprint:   BAR Publishing
Volume:   No. 1743
Weight:   0.502kg
ISBN:  

9781407301853

ISBN 10:   1407301853
Pages:   126
Publication Date:   15 February 2008
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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"1) The geographical epicentre of the 1918 influenza pandemic (D. Ann Herring and Janet Padiak); 2) Combining palaeopathological and historical evidence for health in the Crusades (Piers D. Mitchell); 3) When hard work is disease: the interpretation of enthesopathies (Charlotte Henderson); 4) Determination of useful incision mark characteristics for microscopic forensic analysis (Catherine Tennick, Jennie Robinson and Micheal Wysocki); 5) ""All the outward tinsel which distinguishes man from man will have then vanished."" an assessment of the value of post-medieval human remains to migration studies (Natasha Powers); 6) Periapical voids in human jaw bones (Alan R. Ogden); 7) Great Chesterford: a catalogue of burials (Sarah Inskip); 8) Rickets in Victorian London: why treatment was ineffective for so long (Lisa Brentand Piers D. Mitchell); 9) A morphometric approach to body mass estimation (Lisa Cashmore); 10) Lacunae to fill: combining palaeopathological and documentary research in investigations of individuals from a post-medieval Swedish cemetery (Caroline Arcini); 11) Tuberculosis of the shoulder in a Victorian girl: how the invention of radiographs overturned a diagnosis of hysteria (Amna Suliman and Piers D. Mitchell); 12) External auditory exostosis ""at the end of the world"": the southernmost evidence according to the latitudinal hypothesis (Paola Ponce, Gabriela Ghidini, Rolando González-José); 13) West Butts Street cemetery, Poole: a small 18th century Baptist community (Jacqueline I. McKinley)"

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