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""Succeeds in synthesizing a broad range of explanations of bone's variation and how to identify and observe them to conduct an efficient and complete preliminary analysis. . . . This book helps to draw the most accurate portrait of past population's ways of living and it expresses every necessary aspect through a critical review of what has been done and how those analyses and results interact.""--Anthropology Book Forum

"""Succeeds in synthesizing a broad range of explanations of bone's variation and how to identify and observe them to conduct an efficient and complete preliminary analysis. . . . This book helps to draw the most accurate portrait of past population's ways of living and it expresses every necessary aspect through a critical review of what has been done and how those analyses and results interact.""--Anthropology Book Forum"

Succeeds in synthesizing a broad range of explanations of bone's variation and how to identify and observe them to conduct an efficient and complete preliminary analysis. . . . This book helps to draw the most accurate portrait of past population's ways of living and it expresses every necessary aspect through a critical review of what has been done and how those analyses and results interact. --Anthropology Book Forum

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Elizabeth Weiss, professor of anthropology at San Jose State University, is the author of Paleopathology in Perspective: Bone Health and Disease through Time.

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