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Health in Past Societies: Biocultural interpretations of human skeletal remains in archaeological contexts
Helen Bush and Marek Zvelebil-
Cover Page
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Copyright
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List of Contributors
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List of Figures
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Preface
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Part 1: Concepts and Methods
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1. PATHOLOGY AND HEALTH IN PAST SOCIETIES: AN INTRODUCTION.
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2. CONCEPTS OF HEALTH AND STRESS
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3. ACCOUNTING FOR THE EVOLUTION OF PSYCHOSOMATIC PHENOMENA: DID UNCO-OPERATIVE UPPERPALAEOLITHIC PEOPLE BECOME ILL AND DIE?
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4. HEALTH, ADAPTATION, AND MALADAPTATION IN PAST SOCIETIES
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5. DIRECT GENETIC AND IMMUNOLOGICAL INFORMATION IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH AND BIOCULTURAL CONDITIONS OF PAST POPULATIONS: A NEW PROSPECT FOR ARCHAEOLOGY.
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6. DENTAL HISTOLOGY AS AN INDEX OF PAST COMMUNITY HEALTH
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Part 2: Case Studies
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7. PATTERNS OF LIFE AND DEATH: THE PALAEODEMOGRAPHY OF MEDIEVAL YORK.
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8. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF DENTAL ENAMELHYPOPLASIAS IN MEXICO AND BRADFORD: THEIR RELEVANCE TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SKELETAL STUDIES.
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9. ANAEMIA IN ROMAN BRITAIN: POUNDBURY CAMP.
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10. INTERPRETING MEASURES OF COMMUNITY HEALTH DURING THE LATE PREHISTORIC PERIOD IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE: A BIOCULTURAL APPROACH.
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11. HEALTH STATUS OF EUROPEAN POPULATIONS AT THE AGRICULTURAL TRANSITION AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ADOPTION OF FARMING.
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Citable Link
Published: 1991
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9780860547167 (paperback)
- 9781407348643 (ebook)
BAR Number: S567