In our last week looking into Archaeological methods, let’s examine the remaining subsections of acquired diseases. Neoplasms are basically tumours,…
Following on from last week, let’s look into infections and how they can affect bone, thus giving Archaeologists a way…
In several recent posts on Osteoarchaeology, I have mentioned the presence of Bone Disease in both individuals and mass burials.…
As I mentioned in last week’s post, the age at death of a population can help us to understand and…
Today we will look into how to determine the gender of human skeletal remains. Sometimes, Archaeologists may come across a…