1998-2002
Part I: Paleopathology
Newsletter
Five-Year Index: Numbers 101 – 120
Article, Author, and Subject Index
Achondroplasia - in
a skeleton from Italy 2000 No.
112:9-12
Advisory
Committee
-
Association constitution and by-laws drafted 1998 No. 104:1
Akhenaten
-
comment on possibility of Marfan syndrome in 2000 No. 111:3-4
- evidence
of Marfan syndrome in 2000 No.
110:6-11, 2000 No. 111:8-13
Andersen,
Johs -
comment (pencil-sharpened bones from India) 1999 No. 108:13
Anencephaly
- clarification of details of case reported by Étienne Geoffroy
Saint-Hilaire 2001 No. 116:17-21.
-
description and translation of some early literature on 2002 No. 119:12-19
-
illustration of abnormal shape of cranial elements in 2001 No. 115:9-11
- information about the location of an anencephalic mummy from
Egypt 2002 119:19
Annotated Bibliography -
Christine Hanson replaces R. Ted Steinbock as editor 1998 No. 104:5
Anton, Susan -
paleopathology of the Cook Islands
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:6
Aspartic
Acid Racemization - uses of in aDNA research 1999 No. 106:9-12
Associations
Asociación Española de Paleopatología -
news from the field 1998 No.
104:6
British Association of
Biological Anthropologists and Osteoarchaeologists 1999 No. 106:7-8
International Network for the History of Leprosy
(INHL) 2000 No. 111:14
Midwest Bioarcheology and
Forensic Anthropology Association
- news from the field 2000 No. 109:15-16.
Pathology Museums
Group 2000 No. 111:14
Athlete of Taranto -
skeleton of reexamined 2002 No.
118:8-12
Aubry, Brian -
Cockburn Student Award recipient
2001 No. 114:12-13
Badouin, Marcel (1914) Human Femurs from the Belleville Sepulchre
[translated by Eve Cockburn from his 1914 article with commentary]. PPN
113:13-15.
Baggieri, Gaspare
(2000) A singular case of
achondroplastic dwarfism with articular facets on tibiofibular diaphyses, from
the Longobard Necropolis of the Late Middle Ages at Cividale del Friuli
(Udine), Italy. PPN 112:9-12.
Baggieri G and Mallegni F
(2001) Morphopathology of some osseous
alterations of thalassic nature.
PPN 116:10-16.
Baggieri G, di Giacomo M,
and Piazza P (2001) The Mummies of
Venzone. PPN 114:6-8.
Baggieri G, Dipilato S,
Dragoni E, and di Giacomo M (2001)
Paleo-images of Mummy A4, the Infant Mummy, and other bodies from the
Basilica of St. Francesco in Arezzo.
PPN 113:8-12.
Baggieri, Gaspare
(2002) Skeletal alterations in the
athlete of Taranto (Italy, V Century BC):
Consequences of panathenaic competition? PPN 118:8-11.
Baker, Brenda -
update on the 2002 Cockburn Student Award competition 2002 No. 118:2
Baker, Joan -
2000 Cockburn Student Award Honorable Mention 2000 No. 110:13
Barentsz, Willem -
search for the grave of in the arctic
- news from the field 1998 No. 104:6
Bioanthropology
Foundation Prize for Best Poster (European Meetings)
-
requirements 1999 No. 107:1
- winners
announced 2000 No. 112:13
Black
Plague - see Bubonic Plague
Books/Publications
of Interest
- Ban Chiang, A Prehistoric Village Site in
Northeast Thailand II: The Human
Skeletal Remains (Pietrusewsky M and Douglas MT) 2001 No. 114:17
- Bibliography of Human Paleopathology (R. Tyson, editor) 1998 No.
101:1, 1999 No. 106:8, 2001 No. 114:15, 2002 No. 120:7
- Cambridge Encyclopedia of Human Paleopathology, The (A.
Aufderheide & C. R. Martín) 1998 No. 101:1
- Digital Archive of Human Paleobiology (CD-ROM Set) 2000 No. 112:16
- Handbook of Archaeological Science (Brothwell & Pollard) 2002 No. 119:1
- Historie et Archaeologie de la Lepre et des Lepreux en Europe et
en Méditerranée de l'Antiquité aux Temps Modernes (B. Tabutteau, editor) 2000 No. 111:14
- Mummies,
Disease, and Ancient Cultures (A. Cockburn et
al.) 1998 No. 101:1
- Past and Present of Leprosy:
Proceedings of the 3rd ICEPID, The
2000 No. 111:14
- Raising
the Dead (A. Stirland) 2002 No. 119:1
- Skulls and Skeletons:
Human Bone Collections and Accumulations (C. Quigley) 2001 No. 116:3
- Treatment of Human Remains:
Technical Paper for Archaeologists, The (L. Buckley et al.) 1999 No. 108:6
- Tuberculosis: Past and
Present. Proceedings of the 2nd ICEPID
Congress 1999 No. 107:1
Bog
Bodies - how to prepare a bog body
- news from the field 1998 No. 101:6
Bone
Tumors - in mummy from Egypt 2001
No. 115:3-5
Bourbou, Chryssi
(1998) Case Report No. 20: More evidence on the association of DISH and
higher status individuals from Hellenistic Crete. PPN 101:7-10.
Brothwell, Don -
honored at the York Research Forum on Bioarchaeology conference 1999 No. 108:7
Bubonic Plague -
enquiry (origins of European epidemic)
2000 No. 109:12
Buckley, Laureen
- enquiry (skeleton with abnormally flat head) -
news from the field 1999 No.
105:6
- report on the Archaeology
Ireland annual conference - news from the field 2001 No. 115:14-15
Burke, D. - report on fieldwork in Jordan -
news from the field 1999 No.
108:4-5
Burnett, Scott -
2000 Cockburn Student Award Honorable Mention 2000 No. 110:13
Burridge, Alwyn (2000) Preliminary Research Report (Part I): Marfan syndrome and the 18th Dynasty royal
family of ancient Egypt. PPN 110:6-11.
Burridge, Alwyn (2000) Preliminary Research Report (Part II): Marfan syndrome and the 18th Dynasty royal
family of ancient Egypt. PPN 111:8-13.
Byers, Steven (2002) A model for the diagnostic process in
paleopathology. PPN 117:11-18.
Calcaneus (Wedge
Shaped) - in a skeleton from Egypt
1999 No. 106:14
Canada
- endemic syphilis
during colonial times 2001 No. 115:5-8
- frozen
mummy dating to the 1400s found - news from the field 1999 No. 108:5
- mitochondrial DNA extracted from British Columbia
"Iceman" 2002 No. 117:8-10
Capasso L and Caramiello S
(1999) The absence of the sternum in
the mummy of Santa Rosa Da Vitervo (Central Italy, XIII Century AD). PPN
107:9-11.
Capasso, Luigi
- Executive
Committee bio 1999 No. 106:4
- update on the 13th Biennial European Members Meeting -
news from the field 2000 No.
109:16
Case,
Troy -
Student Concerns Committee bio
1999 No. 108:3
Cerebral Palsy -
enquiry (possible case in a skeleton from Thailand) 2001 No. 114:9-11
Charon,
Pierre
- comment
(anencephaly) 2002 No. 119:12
- comment
(pencil-sharpened bones) 2002 No.
120:7
Ciranni R, Caramella D, Iacconi
P, and Fornaciari G (1998) The 'Lace
Lady" of Arezzo (Central Italy):
Imaging study and laparoscopy reveal a puerperal emergency of four
centuries ago. PPN 103:2.
Coccidioides immitis (fungus)
- danger of infection from
screening soil - news from the field 2002 No. 118:5
Cockburn, Eve
- Editor's Page 1998 No.
101:1, 1998 No. 102:1, 1998 No. 103:1, 1998 No. 104:1, 1999 No. 105:1, 1999 No.
107:1, 1999 No. 108:1,
- From the Editor Emerita
2000 No. 109:8, 2000 No. 111:3-4, 2000 No. 112:3-4, 2001 No. 113:13,
2001 No. 114:19-20
Cockburn, Eve (2000) Saul Jarcho's Contribution to the History of
Paleopathology. PPN 112:4-8.
Cockburn Award for Best
Student Presentation (Paleopathology Association Meetings)
- announcement
of 1999 No. 106:5
- entries for (27th
Annual Meeting) 2000 No. 109:4-5
- entries for (28th
Annual Meeting) 2001 No. 113:4
- entries for (29th
Annual Meeting) 2002 No. 117:4
- new guidelines 2001 No. 116:2
- requirements and
draft guidelines 1999 No. 107:1, 1999
No. 107:3
- winners and honorable mentions announced 2000 No. 110:13, 2000 No. 112:13, 2001 No.
114:12-13
Congenital
Anomalies
- congenital absence of the sternum 1999 No. 107:9-11
- hip
dysplasia 1998 No. 102:6-12
- in
remains from Saqqara 2001 No. 115:3-5
Constitution
& By-laws
- amendment
of 2000 No. 110:4
- committee
formation 1998 No. 104:1
Cook, Della (2000) Trepanation or Trephination? The orthography of paleopathology. PPN
2000 109:9-12.
Cook, Della (2001) Neglected Ancestors: Étienne and Isidore Geoffroy
Saint-Hilaire. PPN 116:17-21.
Cook, Della -
comment (possible location of the anencephalic mummy from Egypt) 2002 No. 119:19
Cook Islands -
burnt bones as evidence of ritual
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:6
Coprolites
- paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo Cruz -
news from the field 1998 No.
101:5
- parasite
eggs in 1999 No. 107:6-8
Cordeiro,
Christina - Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize recipient 2002 No. 120:10
Coughlan, Jennie -
report on 2nd Annual British Association for Biological Anthropology and
Osteoarchaeology conference - news from the field 2001 No. 115:12-14
Crucifixion -
paleopathological evidence 1998
No. 104:7-10
Cunha, Eugénia -
Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize 2002 No. 120:10
Daniels Jr.,
Farrington - preparing bog bodies
- news from the field 1998 No. 101:6
Degree Programs
- MSc in Ancient Diet
and Health, University of Durham, UK
2000 No. 110:12
- MSc in
Palaeopathology, University of Durham, UK
2000 No. 110:11
Dental Attrition
- in
Japanese skeletons 1998 No. 103:6-7
- in
remains from Saqqara 2001 No. 115:3-5
Devine, D. -
Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Diagnosis -
process of in paleopathology
2002 No. 117:11-18
DISH -
evidence of association with high status - case reports on
paleopathology 1998 No. 101:7-10
DNA
- aDNA in
coprolites - news from the field 1998
No. 101:5
- M. tuberculosis and M. bovis in aDNA analysis
2000 No. 110:13-16
- use of aspartic acid racemization as an aging measure and for
preservation 1999 No. 106:9-12
Dobney, Keith -
report on a conference in honor of Don Brothwell 1999 No. 108:7
Duarte AN, Verde M, Ubilla
M, Araújo A, Martins PC, Reinhard KJ and Ferreira LF (1999) Note on parasite eggs in mineralized
carnivora coprolites from the Upper Pleistocene Sopas Formation, Uruguay. PPN
107:6-8.
During, Ebba -
announcement of "Computer Applications in Archaeology"
conference 2000 No. 112:15
Dutour, Olivier
- report on the 3rd International Congress on the Evolution and
Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases
1999 No. 107:4-5
- update on the 4th International Congress on the Evolution and
Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases
2000 No. 111:5, 2000 No. 112:15
Dzierzykray-Rogalski,
Tadeusz (obituary) 2001 No. 113:7
Egypt
- anencephalic mummy
from 2001 No. 116:17-21, 2002 No.
119:19
- case of congenital
hip dysplasia at Saqqara 1998 No.
102:6-12
- Leiden Expedition
to Saqqara - news from the field 1998
No. 101:6
- Marfan
syndrome in the 18th Dynasty 2000 No.
110:6-11
- possible remains of
King Raneferef and Iufaa examined 1998
No. 102:4
- report on paleopathology and anthropology of skeletons from the
Leiden Museum of Antiquities 1999 No.
106:13-15
- report of examination of skeletons from New Kingdom necropolis at
Saqqara 2001 No. 115:3-5
- skeleton from tomb
KV55 examined 1998 No. 102:4
El-Najjar, Mahmoud -
report on fieldwork in Jordan
- news from the field 1999 No. 108:4-5
Eisenberg, Leslie -
update on the Midwest Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology
Association Meeting 2001 No. 114:16
Esterhazy, M. - Bioanthropology Foundation Prize
recipient 2000 No. 112:13
Executive Committee
- candidate bios (for
president & vice president) 2000
No. 109:7-8
- election of 1999 No. 105:1, 1999 No. 106:5
-
member
bios 1999 No. 106:3-4
-
Facial Reconstruction - of
two mummies from Italy 2001 No. 113:11
Familial Indicators - in
three mummies from Egypt 2001 No.
115:3-5
Fellowships
- J. Lawrence Angel Fellowship in Human Skeletal Studies
(announcement) 2002 No. 118:7
Fulcheri E, Boano R,
Grilletto R, Savoia D, Leospo E, and Rabino Massa E (1999) The preservation status of ancient Egyptian
mummified remains estimated by histological analysis. PPN 108:8-12.
Fulcheri, Ezio -
report on a conference entitled "Eminent Relics of
Saints" 2001 No. 114:13-14
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire,
Étienne (2002) Report about several deformations
of the human skull, followed by an attempt at classification of acephalous
monsters [originally published in 1821 and translated by Pierre Charon]. PPN
119:13-15.
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire,
Étienne (2002) Note about a human
monster found in the ruins of Thebes, Egypt, by M Passalacqua [originally
published in 1826 and translated by Pierre Charon]. PPN 119:15-16.
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire,
Étienne (2002) Description of a human
monster born BC, and reflections about the features of monstrosities called
anencephaluses [originally published in 1826 and translated by Pierre
Charon]. PPN 119:16-19.
González Martin, A. -
update on the VI Congreso de Paleopatología 2001 No. 114:16
Guerrero Sala, Lluis -
enquiry (vascular paleopathology references) 2001 No. 116:3
Grauer, Anne
- description of the Midwest Bioarchaeology and Forensic
Anthropology Association 2000 No.
109:15-16
- report on the website project
1998 No. 102:3, 2002 No. 118:3
- update on the 7th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Bioarchaeology
and Forensic Anthropology Association
2000 No. 111:5
Greece -
individuals with DISH - case reports on paleopathology 1998 No. 101:7-10
Grmek,
Mirko (remembrance) 2000 No. 110:2
Hansen, Jens (remembrance) 1998 No. 104:2
Hanson, Christine -
report on the Trondheim seminar
- news from the field 2000 No. 109:15
Harlacker, Leslie -
2000 Cockburn Student Award recipient
2000 No. 110:13, 2000 No. 112:13
Heathcote, Gary
- report on the Australasian Society for Human Biology Annual
Meeting 2000 No. 111:6
- news from
Oceania and the Pacific Rim 2001 No.
114:17-19
Henneberg M, Henneberg R,
and Cipriani M (2002) Bilateral
symmetrical thinning of the parietals in a female from Santa Venera necropolis
of ancient Poseidonia, Italy (5th Century BC).
PPN 118:11-15.
Henneberg, Maciej -
update on the Australasian Society for Human Biology conference 2000 No. 109:17
Henneberg, Renata -
obituaries for Tadeusz Dzierzykray-Rogalski and Prominska Elzbieta 2001 No. 113:7
Hip Dysplasia
- comment on paper in
PPN 92:6-11
- in a
skeleton from 18th Dynasty Saqqara, Egypt
1998 No. 102:6-12
Histopathology -
agar embedding technique 2001
No. 116:7-9
Horne,
Patrick (2001) Endemic Syphilis in
Colonial Canada. PPN 115:5-8.
Horne, Patrick
- announcement of "Bog People" exhibit tour -
news from the field 2001 No.
116:5
- comment
(pencil-sharpened bones from India)
1999 No. 108:13
- report on
"Kwaday", the Canadian Iceman
- news from the field 1999 No. 108:5
India
- enquiry (pencil-sharpened
femora from India) 1999 No. 105:11-12,
1999 No. 108:13, 2001 No. 113:13, 2001 No. 116:3, 2002 No. 120:7
Internet
- Paleopathology Association website 1998 No. 102:3, 2000 No. 111:14, 2002 No. 118:3
- Pros and Cons of e-publication -
comment 2001 No. 114:11-12
Ireland
- newsletter begun by the Irish Section of the Association -
news from the field 1999 No.
105:5
- summary (brief) of an article written for Archaeology Ireland called "Decommissioning our
Dead" 1999 No. 105:5
Israel
- only
known evidence of crucifixion in a skeleton
1998 No. 104:7-10
-
opposition to human osteology by religious groups 2001 No. 114:2-4
Italy
- achondroplastic
dwarf from 2000 No. 112:9-12
- art and
paleopathology in the Capestrano Warrior
2002 No. 119:3-11
- Athlete
of Taranto skeleton examined 2002 No.
118:8-12
- child burial from
Pisa 2001 No. 116:10-16
- more mummies from
the Basilica of San Francesco 2001 No.
113:8-12
- mummies from
Cathedral of Venzone studied 2001 No.
114:6-8
- mummy from Basilica of San Francesco studied -
short reports 1998 No. 103:4-6
- parietal
thinning in a skeleton from 2002 No.
118:11-15
Iufaa (Egyptian Priest)
- possible
mummy of examined - news from the field 1998 No. 102:4
- report on
work in area east of his tomb 2001 No.
115:3-5
Japan -
activity related incisor attrition
- short reports 1998 No. 103:6-7
Jarcho, Saul
- contributions to
the history of paleopathology 2000 No.
112:4-8
- (remembrance) 2000 No. 112:3-4
Jordan
- 9500 year old
Neolithic remains excavated - news from the field 2002 No. 117:7
- report of
fieldwork at several sites - news from the field 1999 No. 108:4-5
Kennedy, Kenneth - comment (pencil-sharpened bones from
India) 1999 No. 108:13
Khay (Egyptian Merchand and
Goldwasher) - skeletons from tomb of examined
1999 No. 106:13-15
Kliks, Michael -
comment (altered human femora)
2001 No. 116:3
Kwaday (Canadian Iceman)
- mitochondrial DNA
extracted from 2002 No. 117:8-10
- report of
discovery - news from the field
1999 No. 108:5
Gaucher’s
disease 140
Germany
Leishmania (DNA extracted
from rodents) - Paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo Cruz -
news from the field 1998 No. 101:5
Leprosy -
report from international congress on its past and present 1999 No. 107:4-5
Lewin, Peter
- 1918
Spanish Flu Project - news from the field 1998 No. 104:6
- update on
1918 Spanish Flu Project - news from the field 1999 No. 108:5
Lewis, C. - Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize
Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Luxation - of
talocrural joint in an Egyptian skeleton
1999 No. 106:14-15
Lynnerup, Niels
-
(remembrance of Jens Peder Hart Hansen) 1998 No. 104:2
- update on
the 4th World Congress on Mummy Studies
2000 No. 109:17
Maat, George -
search for the body of explorer Willem Barentsz -
news from the field 1998 No.
104:6
Madelung's Disease - as
a possible affliction of the Capestrano Warrior 2002 No. 119:3-11
Malaysia -
oral pathology among Neolithic samples
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:6
Marfan Syndrome - in
the 18th Dynasty royal family of Egypt
2000 No. 110:6-11, 2000 No. 111:8-13
Martin-Dupont, S. Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize
recipient 2002 No. 120:10
Meetings,
Congresses, Symposia, Seminars
Asociació Catalano de Paleopatologia
- 1st Annual Meeting,
Barcelona, Spain 1999 No. 108:6
Australian Archaeological
Association
- Annual Conference 2001, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia 2001 No. 114:16
Australasian Society for
Human Biology
- Annual Conference 2000, Camp Coorong, Australia 2000 No. 109:17, 2000 No. 111:6
- Annual
Conference 2001, Sydney, Australia
2001 No. 114:17
British Association of
Biological Anthropologists and Osteoarchaeologists
- 2nd Annual,
Bradford, UK 2001 No. 115:12-14
- 3rd Annual, Durham,
UK 2001 No. 113:17-18
- 4th Annual,
Sheffield, UK 2001 No. 116:4
- 5th Annual,
Southampton, UK 2002 No. 120:11
Business Meetings (Paleopathology Association
Meetings
- agenda
for 27th Annual Meeting 2000 No. 109:5
- agenda
for 28th Annual Meeting 2001 No.
113:4-5
- agenda
for 29th Annual Meeting 2002 No. 117:5
- report
from Donald Ortner on March 31, 1998 meeting
1998 No. 102:2-3
- 26th
Annual Meeting 1999 No. 106:5
Conferences
- Answers From the Grave - The Archaeology of Death, Dublin,
Ireland 2001 No. 115:14-15
- Computer
Applications in Archaeology, Visby, Sweden
2000 No. 112:15
- Eminent
Relics of Saints, L'Aquila, Italy 2001
No. 114:13-14
- Holocene Environmental Catastrophes and Recovery, London, UK 2001 No. 115:12
- Human Remains:
Conservation, Retrieval and Analysis, hosted by the Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation, Virginia 2000
No. 109:14
- Land and Sea: Common
Ground and Contemporary Issues for Australasian Archaeology, Townsville,
Australia 2002 No. 119:2-3
- Stones and Bones: Formal
Disposal of the Dead in Atlantic Europe during the Mesolithic-Neolithic
Interface 6000 - 3000 BC, Sligo, Ireland
2001 No. 114:15-16
- 6th International Conference on Ancient DNA and Associated
Bio-Molecules, Tel Aviv, Israel 2001
No. 116:5, 2002 No. 117:7, 2002 No. 118:1, 2002 No. 120:8-10
Colloquia
- International Colloquium on Cranial Trepanation in Human History,
Birmingham, UK 1999 106:8, 2000 No.
111:4
Congresses
- V Congreso de Paleopatología, Alcalá la Real (Jaén) 1998 No.
104:6, 1999 No. 107:1, 1999 No. 107:5
- VI Congreso de Paleopatología, Madrid, Spain 2001 No. 114:16
- VI Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Antropologia
Biológica, Montevideo, Uruguay 2000
No. 109:16
- 3rd International Congress on the Evolution and
Palaeoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases (ICEPID 3), Bradford, UK 1998 No. 102:4-5, 1999 No. 105:5, 1999 No.
107:4-5
- 4th International Congress on the Evolution and
Palaeoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases (ICEPID 4), Marseille, France 1999 No. 108:6, 2000 No. 111:5, 2000 No.
112:15-16, 2001 No. 116:4
- 3rd World Congress on Mummy Studies, Arica, Chile 1998 No. 103:3
- 4th World Congress on Mummy Studies, Nuuk, Greenland 1999 No. 108:6, 2000 No. 109:17, 2000 No.
112:16
- 5th World Congress on Mummy Studies, Torino, Italy 2002 No. 120:11
Gesellschaft für Anthropologie
- Biennial
Meeting 2000 No. 109:16
- 3rd Congress of the German Speaking Association of Physical
Anthropologists (Gesellschaft für Anthropologie) 1998 No. 103:3
Midwest Bioarcheology and Forensic Anthropology
Association (BARFAA)
- 5th
Annual, Iowa City, Iowa 1998 No. 102:1
- 7th
Annual, Columbia, Missouri 2000 No.
111:5
- 8th
Annual, Witchita, Kansas 2001 No.
114:16
- 9th
Annual, Indianapolis, Indiana 2002 No.
119:2
Paleopathology Association (North American
Meetings)
- 25th
Annual, Salt Lake City , Utah 1998 No.
101:2, 1998 No. 102:2
- 26th Annual, Columbus, Ohio
1998 No. 102:3, 1998 No. 103:2, 1998 No. 104:4, 1999 No. 105:1-3, 1999
No. 106:5
- 27th Annual, San Antonio, Texas
1999 No. 106:6, 1999 No. 107:2, 1999 No. 108:2, 2000 No. 109:2, 2000 No.
110:1 & 3
- 28th Annual, Kansas City, Missouri 2000 No. 110:3, 2000 No. 112:2, 2001 No. 113:2-4, 2001 No. 114:4
- 29th Annual, Buffalo, New York
2001 No. 114:4-5, 2002 No. 117:2-4, 2002 No. 118:2-3
- 30th Annual, Tempe, Arizona
2002 No. 120:3-4
Paleopathology Association
(European Meetings)
- 12th Biennial, Czech Republic
1998 No. 101:4, 1998 No. 102:1, 1998 No. 104:3
- 13th Biennial, Chieti, Italy
1998 No. 104:4-5, 1999 No. 106:6, 1999 No. 107:2, 2000 No. 109:16
- 14th Biennial, Coimbra, Portugal 2001 No. 115:1, 2002 No. 117:6, 2002 No. 118:3, 2002 No. 118:4,
2002 No. 120:2-3, 2002 No. 120:6-7
Seminars
- Seminar on Human and Animal Osteology, Trondheim, Norway 2000 No. 109:15
Symposia
- North American Treponematosis:
A Natural Histoy - held at the 67th annual meeting of the
American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Salt Lake City 1999 No. 105:7-10
Workshops (Paleopathology
Association Meetings)
- Congenital and Developmental Abnormalities (26th Annual
Meeting) 1998 No. 104:4, 1999 No.
106:5
- Destructive Lesions in Human Skeletal Disease (28th Annual
Meeting) 2001 No. 114:4, 2001 No.
113:2
- Differential Diagnosis in Skeletal Disease No. 14 (29th Annual
Meeting) 2002 No. 117:2
- Endocrine Diseases, Dysplasias and Other Interesting Conditions
(26th Annual Meeting) 1998 No. 103:2,
1998 No. 104:4
- Human Skeletal Disease With Emphasis on Diseases Caused by
Malnutrition (25th Annual Meeting)
1998 No. 101:2, 1998 No. 102:2
- Leprosy – How to Recognise it in the Archaeological Record and
Interpret the Evidence (25th Annual Meeting)
1998 No. 101:2, 1998 No. 102:2
- Paleopathology Case Reviews (27th Annual Meeting) 1999 No. 107:2,
1999 No. 108:2, 2000 No. 110:3
- Pathological Presentations:
How to Avoid Traumatizing Your Audience (29th Anuual Meeting) 2002 No. 117:2
- Skeletal Trauma (27th Annual Meeting) 1999 No. 107:2, 2000 No.
109:2, 2000 No. 110:3
Mehta,
Jal (obituary) 2001 No. 116:6
Mekota,
A. M. - Bioanthropology Foundation
Prize recipient 2000 No. 112:13
Melanesia -
ritual treatment of bones in
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:7
Merbs,
Charles - Executive Committee bio
1999 No. 106:3
Miller E and Simon S
(2001) Anencephaly - something missing
from the archaeological record?
PPN 115:9-11.
Miller, Elizabeth
- Student
Concerns Committee bio 1999 No. 108:3
- update on
the 2002 Cockburn Student Award competition
2002 No. 118:2
Modified Human Bones -
pencil-sharpened bones from India
1999 No. 105:11-12, 1999 No. 108:13, 2001 No. 113:13, 2001 No. 116:3,
2002 No. 120:7
Monsalve, Maria (2002) Mitochondrial DNA extracted from the British
Columbia "Iceman". PPN 117:8-10.
Monsalve, Victoria -
Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Morimoto, Iwataro
(1998) Attrition on incisors of Asuka
and Muromachi Japanese females, probably due to their oral work in spinning
ramie into yarn. PPN 103:6-7.
Mummies
- exhibition of at
the British Museum 1999 No. 106:7
- fragmentary mummies
from Saqqara 2001 No. 115:3-5
- from Cathedral of
Venzone, Italy 2001 No. 114:6-8
- fungal infestation
in 1999 No. 108:8-12
- Greenland mummies
from Qilakitsoq 1998 No. 104:2
- of Santa Rosa Da
Vitervo (with missing sternum) 1999
No. 107:9-11
- of the Basilica of
San Francesco 1998 No. 103:4-6, 2001
No. 113:8-12
- preservation status
studied 1999 No. 108:8-12
Museums
- Bog People exhibit
to go on tour 2001 No. 116:5
- British Museum
(mummy exhibit in the Roxie Walker Galleries)
1999 No. 106:7
- Egyptian Museum of
Turin (mummy collections examined)
1999 No. 108:8-12
- Leiden Museum of
Antiquities (skeletons from examined)
1999 No. 106:13-15
- San Diego Museum of
Man (announcement of new exhibit) 2001
No. 114:14-15
NAGPRA -
See also Repatriation Review Committee
- bill HR 2893 to amend NAGPRA introduced by Washington State
representative Doc Hastings 1998 No.
103:1
Nawrocki, Stephen -
update on the 9th Annual Midwest Bioarcheology & Forensic
Anthropology Association Meeting - news from the field 2002 No. 119:2
Neiburger, E. J.
- enquiry
(bubonic plague) 2000 No. 109:12
- warning to excavators about coccidioides immitis in soil -
news from the field 2002 No.
118:5
Nerlich, Andreas G. -
Bioanthropology Foundation Prize recipient 2000 No. 112:13
Norway
- 1918
Spanish flu victims analyzed - news from the field 1998 No. 104:6
- update on
1918 Spanish flu victims - news from the field 1999 No. 108:5
Nuno Vieira, Duarte -
Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize recipient 2002 No. 120:10
Ortner, Donald
- Executive Committee
bio 1999 No. 106:3
- guest
editorial 1999 No. 106:1-2
- notes on the first
PPA election 1999 No. 105:4
- president's page 2000
No. 109:6, 2000 No. 110:4, 2000 No. 111::2-3, 2000 No. 112:2-3, 2001 No.
113:5-6.
Osteoarthrosis/osteoarthritis
- coxarthrosis (femur)
- near head of left femur of a
mummy 2001 No. 113:11
- in mummies from Egypt
2001 No. 115:3-5
- in vertebrae and limb bones of a mummy 2001 No. 113:11
Osteoporosis - vertebral collapse related to in an Egyptian
skeleton 1999 No. 106:14
Ozonoff, M -
comment (bilateral hip dysplasia)
1998 No. 103:8
Paleoparasitology
- distribution of helminths
in prehistoric Americas - news from the field
1998 No. 101:5
- parasite
eggs in Carnivora coprolites 1999 No.
107:6-8
Parasites
- Ascaris lumbricoides (Paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo Cruz) -
news from the field 1998 No. 101:5
- Diphyllobothrium pacificum (Paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo
Cruz) - news from the field 1998 No.
101:5
- Enterobius vermicularis (Paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo
Cruz) - news from the field 1998 No.
101:5
- Trichuris trichiura (Paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo Cruz) -
news from the field 1998 No. 101:5
Pabes
(Son of Egyptian Khay) - skeletons from tomb of examined 1999 No. 106:13-15
Pálfi, György
- report on the 3rd International Congress on the Evolution and
Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases
1999 No. 107:4-5
- update on the 4th International Congress on the Evolution and
Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases
2000 No. 111:5
Parietal Thinning - in
a female skeleton from Italy 2002 No.
118:11-15
Pay (Egyptian Harem
Official) - examination of remains
- news from the field 1998 No. 101:6
Pelvic Lipomatosis - as
a possible affliction of the Capestrano Warrior 2002 No. 119:3-11
Pinheiro,
J. -
Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize recipient 2002 No. 120:10
Porotic
hyperostosis - in a child skeleton from Italy 2001 No. 116:10-16
Powell, Mary Lucas
- Editor's Page 2000 No.
109:1, 2000 No. 110:1, 2000 No. 111:1, 2000 No. 112:1, 2001 No. 113:1, 2001 No.
114:1, 2001 No. 115:1, 2001 No. 116:1, 2002 No. 117:1, 2002 No. 118:1, 2002 No.
119:1, 2002 No. 120:1
- Executive Committee
bio 1999 No. 106:3-4
- report on the treponematosis symposium at the 67th annual meeting
of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists 1999 No. 105:7-10
- Student Concerns Committee bio
1999 No. 108:3
Prominska, Elzbieta (obituary)
2001 No. 113:7
Quigley,
Christine
-
enquiry (conjoined twins) 2001
No. 116:3
- enquiry
(unique collections, ossuaries) 1998
No. 103:8, 2001 No. 116:3
Rabino Massa, Emma -
update on the 5th World Congress on Mummy Studies 2002 No. 112:11
Raia (Egyptian Harem
Official) - examination of remains
- news from the field 1998 No. 101:6
Raneferef (Egyptian
King) - possible hand bones from analyzed - news from the field 1998 No. 102:4
Reinhard, Karl
- Executive
Committee bio 1999 No. 106:4
- paleoparasitology at Fundação Oswaldo Cruz - news from the
field 1998 No. 101:5
Reith, Timothy -
ritual treatment of bones in Melanesia
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:7
Rempel, A. - Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize
Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Repatriation Review
Committee
- announcement of
meeting in Portland, Oregon - news from the field 1998 No. 102:5
Richards, M. - Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize
Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Roberts, Charlotte
- enquiry
(pencil-sharpened femora from India)
1999 No. 105:11-12
- Everest
Marathon - news from the field 1999
No. 105:6
- report on the 3rd International Congress on the Evolution and
Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases
1999 No. 107:4-5
- report on the 4th International Congress on the Evolution and
Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases
- news from the field 2001 No. 116:4
- report on the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation conference -
news from the field 2000 No. 109:14
- report on the trepanation colloquium 2000 No. 111:4
Rodríguez Albarrán MS,
Casas Sánchez JD, Bartual García M, and Arroyo Pardo E (1999) Aspartic acid racemization: Its usefulness as an aging measure and for
aDNA preservation. PPN 106:9-12.
Rodríguez-Mafflotte,
Conrado (remembrance) 2002 No. 118:7
Rogers,
Juliet (obituary) 2002 No. 118:5-6
Rose,
Jerry - report on fieldwork in Jordan
- news from the field 1999 No. 108:4-5
Rühli,
Frank - Student Concerns Committee bio
1999 No. 108:3
S
Sánchez Sánchez, José
Antonio - report on the 5th National Congress of Paleopathology 1999 No. 107:5
Sans, Mónica -
report on VI Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Antropologia
Biológica 2000 No. 109:16
Schultz, Michael
- comment on
histology workshop 2002 No. 118:3
- presidential
candidate bio 2000 No. 109:7
- president's
page 2001 No. 114:5, 2001 No. 115:2,
No. 117:5-6
- update on the 2nd Biennial Meeting of Gesellschaft für
Anthropologie 2000 No. 109:15
- welcoming remarks at the 14th Biennial European Meeting in
Coimbra 2002 No. 120:2-3
- 9500 year
old human remains from Jordan - news from the field 2002 No. 117:7
Shigella Bacteria - in
coprolites - news from the field 1998
No. 101:5
Short Courses
- Diagnosis and Interpretations in the Microscopic Research of
Archaeological Bone, Göttingen, Germany
2002 No. 117:6, 2002 No. 120:5-6
- Differential Diagnoses in Ancient Bone Diseases at the
Microscopic Level, Göttingen, Germany
2002 No. 120:6
- Paleopathology Short Course, University of Bradford, UK 2002 No. 120:11-12
- Paleopathology Short Course, Universities of Bradford and Durham,
UK 2001 No. 113:16-17
- Paleopathology Short Course, University of Copenhagen,
Denmark 2001 No. 115:15
Shroud of Turin (authenticity
of) -
comment 2000 No. 109:12-14
Sinusitis (maxillary) - in
a juvenile from Egypt 1999 No. 106:13
Smenkhkare (Egyptian Pharaoh) - evidence of Marfan
syndrome in 2000 No. 110:6-11
Smith, Patricia -
information concerning opposition to human osteology by
ultra-conservative Israeli religious groups
2001 No. 114:2-4
Spanish Flu - in
Norwegian miners from 1918 - news from the field 1998 No. 104:6
Spigelman M and Bentley P
(1998) Bilateral congenital hip
dislocation: Skeletal changes in a
skeleton from 18th Dynasty Saqqara, Egypt.
PPN 102:6-12.
Spigelman, Mark
- report on the 6th
annual aDNA conference 2002 No.
120:8-10
- update on the 6th annual aDNA conference -
news from the field 2001 No.
116:5, 2002 No. 117:7
Sponsorship Program -
reaping the rewards of 2000 No.
109:8
Stead, William
- comment (M. tuberculosis
and M. bovis in aDNA analysis) 2000 No. 110:13-16, 2000 No. 112:14
Sternum (agenesis) - in
the mummy of Santa Rosa Da Vitervo
1999 No. 107:11-13
Stodder, Ann Lucy -
ritual treatment of bones in Melanesia
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:7
Stone, A. - Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize
Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Straathof, D. - Institute of Bioarchaeology Poster Prize
Honorable Mention 2002 No. 120:10
Student Concerns Committee
- activities
update 2002 No. 118:2
- committee member
bios 1999 No. 108:3
- draft guidelines
for the Cockburn Student Award competition
1999 No. 107:3
- new members
announced 2002 No. 120:4
- tee-shirt design
competition 2002 No. 119:1
- updated guidelines for the Cockburn Student Award
competition 2001 No. 116:2, 2002 No.
120:4-5
Strouhal, Eugen (2001) Anthropological and palaeopathological
activities in Egypt in 2001. PPN 115:3-5.
Strouhal, Eugen (1999) Report from Egypt: Anthropology and paleopathology.
PPN 106:13-15.
Strouhal, Eugen
- Executive Committee
bio 1999 No. 106:4
- remembrance of
Luboš Vyhnánek 1999 No. 106:7
- report on the Leiden Expedition to Saqqara -
news from the field 1998 No.
101:6
- report on
the 12th European Members Meeting 1998
No. 104:3
- 1998
activities in Egypt - news from the field 1998 No. 102:4
Tapp,
Edmund - in the news in Britain
- news from the field 1998 No. 104:6
Tayles,
Nancy - enquiry - case of cerebral palsy? 2001 No. 114:9-11
Teeth/Dentition
- enamel hypoplasia in skeletons from Jordan -
news from the field 1999 No.
108:5
- oral
health in Neolithic west Malaysia
- news from the field 2000 No. 111:6
- wear and decay of teeth in skeletons from Jordan -
news from the field 1999 No.
108:5
Temple,
Daniel - Cockburn Student Award runner up 2001 No. 114:12-13
Terracottas
- Etruscan votive terracottas dealing with wombs -
news from the field 1999 No.
105:6
- rings
possibly used for uterine prolapse
- news from the field 1999 No. 105:6
Thailand
-
enquiry - possible case of cerebral palsy 2001 No. 114:9-11
- evidence of agricultural intensification in skeletons from -
news from the field 2001 No.
114:17-18
Thalassemia -
probable diagnosis in a child from Italy 2001 No. 116:10-16
Thillaud,
Pierre - remembrance of Mirko Grmek
2000 No. 110:2
Thüry, Günther -
announcement of exposition on Roman hygiene and medicine 2002 No. 117:7
Tia (Vizier and husband of
Tia) -
skeletons from tomb of examined
1999 No. 106:13-15
Tia (daughter of Ramesses
II and wife of Tia) - skeletons from tomb of examined 1999 No. 106:13-15
Treponematosis
- comparison of European-origin vs. New World-origin arguments -
news from the field 2001 No.
114:18
- endemic syphilis in colonial Canada 2001 No. 115:5-8
- report on a symposium entitled "North American
Treponematosis: A Natural
History" 1999 No. 105:7-10.
Trauma
- fracture
patterns in a family tomb in Jordan
1999 No. 108:5
- fractures
in remains from Saqqara 2001 No.
115:3-5
Trembly,
Diane - comment (M. tuberculosis
and M. bovis) 2000 No. 112:14
Trepanation -
orthography of 2000 No.
109:9-12
Trephination -
see Trepanation
Tsaliki, Anastasia
(2002) The Capestrano Warrior: Artistic caprice or disease? PPN
119:3-11.
Tsaliki,
Anastasia - comment - pros and cons of e-publishing 2001 No. 114:11-12
Tuberculosis
- confusion
of M. tuberculosis and M. bovis during molecular analysis 2000 No. 110:13-16
Tutankhamun
- evidence of Marfan syndrome in
2000 No. 110:6-11, 2000 No. 111:8-13
- his body shape from a tailor's perspective 2000 No. 111:3-4
Tyson,
Rose
- Executive
Committee bio 1999 No. 106:3
- Secretary/Treasurer's
report 2002 No. 118:3
Uruguay -
parasite eggs isolated from mineralized coprolites 1999 No. 107:6-8
Uterine
Prolapse - possible use of terracotta for
- news from the field 1999 No. 105:6
Vascular
Paleopathology - enquiry (references on the topic) 2001 No. 116:3
Ventura L and Taglieri L
(2001) Agar embedding technique in
histopaleoapthology. PPN 116:7-9.
Vietnam -
skeletal biology of Neolithic and bronze age skeletons from 2001 No. 114:18-19
Vyhnánek, Luboš (remembrance) - news from the
field 1999 No. 106:7
Waldron, Tony -
obituary for Juliet Rogers 2002
No. 118:5-6
Walimbe, Subhash
- enquiry (pencil-sharpened femora from India) 1999 No. 105:11-12, 1999 No. 108:13
- obituary
for Dr. Jal Mehta 2001 No. 116:6
Weaver,
David
- Student
Concerns Committee bio 1999 No. 108:3
-
vice-presidential candidate bio
2000 No. 109:7-8
- vice
president's remarks on meeting abstracts for 2002 2002 No. 118:3
Weston, Darlene
- update on the British Association of Bioarchaeologists and
Osteoarchaeologists Meeting 2002 - news from the field 2001 No. 116:4
- update on the British Association of
Bioarchaeologists and Osteoarchaeologists Meeting 2003 -
news from the field 2002 No.
120:11
Westaway, Michael -
call for papers for the "Land and Sea" Australasian
conference 2002 No. 119:2-3
Zias,
Joe
- comment
(authenticity of the Shroud of Turin) 2000 No. 109:12-14
- letter
published in May 11, 1998 issue of Time Magazine 1998 No. 102:1
Zias, Joe (1998) Crucifixion in antiquity: The paleopathological evidence. PPN
104:7-10.
Zimmerman, Michael -
update on the 4th World Congress on Mummy Studies 2000 No. 112:16
Zink,
Albert - Bioanthropology Foundation Prize recipient 2000 No. 112:13
1998-2002
Part II: Meetings and Symposia
Author, Title, and Subject Index
TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING Salt Lake City, Utah, 1998
TWELFTH EUROPEAN
MEETING
Prague/Pilsen, Czech Rebuplic, 1998
TWENTY SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING Columbus, Ohio, 1999
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING San Antonio, Texas, 2000
THIRTEENTH EUROPEAN MEETING Chieti, Italy, 2000
TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING Kansas City, Missouri, 2001
TWENTY NINTH ANNUAL MEETING Buffalo, New York, 2002
FOURTEENTH EUROPEAN MEETING Coimbra, Portugal,
2002
A
1.
Agelarakis
A. Paleopathology of the Hellenistic
period ‘Abderetes’ in Thrace, Greece. Salt Lake City, 1998.
2.
Agelarakis
A. Paleopathology of Archaic infants in
Abdera, Greece. Columbus, 1999.
3.
Agelarakis
A. Physical anthropology and
paleopathology at the ancient necropolis of Thasos Island in Greece. Buffalo, 2002.
4.
Ahlström
T. Who built the megalithic
graves? Paleopathological finds from
the Rossberga Passage Grave, Sweden. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
5.
Al
Oumaoui I, Brobeil SA and P Souich.
Markers of activity patterns in some Spanish populations. Coimbra, 2002.
6.
Alexeeva
TI. Bioarchaeological analysis of sex
differences in mortality profiles and stress levels in the late medieval
population from Mistehaly, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Chieti, 2000.
7.
Alfonso
MP and VG Standen. Hypoplastic enamel
defects in prehistoric Northern Chile.
Buffalo, 2002.
8.
Almeida P, Granja R, Santos S and C Costa. Styloid process
agenesis in an individual from a Portuguese medieval cemetery (Flor da
Rosa). Coimbra, 2002.
9.
Alvrus
A and CA Hutchison. Cemetery
excavations at Rauzet, France. Salt Lake City, 1998.
10.
Alvrus
A, Wright D and CF Merbs. Tattoos among
the Nubians of Semna South. Columbus, 1999.
11.
Anderson
LS and JW Verano. Cut marks as
clues: A study of the tools and
techniques used in Lambayeque human sacrifice. San Antonio, 2000.
12.
Arcini
C. Bias in paleopathological research
with respect to medieval cemeteries in Lund, Sweden. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
13.
Arcini CA. Do pathological
findings reflect excavation techniques, preservation or health status? Coimbra, 2002.
14.
Ardagna
Y. Method for re-evaluating the
prevalence of spinal disease in human paleopathology. Chieti, 2000.
15.
Arriaza
B, Conlogue G, Bravo A, Standen V and A Inzulza. Conventional radiography and computed tomography of Chinchorro
mummies. Kansas City, 2001.
16.
Aubry
BS. Reanalysis of possible trephination
from the Mississippian site of Kane Mounds (11-MS-104) in Madison County,
Illinois. Kansas City, 2001.
17.
Aubry
BS. Anatomy, physiology, and
pathophysiology of the circulation of the calvarium. Buffalo, 2002.
B
18.
Bachmeier
B, Rohrbach H, Zink A and A Nerlich. Molecular analysis of the human remains of
the two founders of the monastery of Tegernsee, South Germany. Coimbra, 2002.
19.
Bachmeier
B, Zink A, Rohrbach H, Szeimies U and AG Nerlich. Metastatic tumor infiltration in an ancient Egyptian vertebra.
Chieti, 2000.
20.
Backo
HC and J Verano. Early tuberculosis in
prehistoric northern coastal Peru. Kansas City, 2001.
21.
Baggieri
G. Uter-utris/Matrix vitae.
Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
22.
Baggieri
G. Interception and pathophysiology of
accessory articular facets in a dwarf belonging to X-XII century. Chieti, 2000.
23.
Baier
M and K Reinhard. Analyzing quids from
Mexico: Casting dental pathology and
morphology. Buffalo, 2002.
24.
Baker
BJ and SE Burnett. Developmental
anomalies from the Abydos Middle Cemetery, Egypt. San Antonio, 2000.
25.
Baker
BJ and SA Hurlbut. A twist of
fate? Torticollis in an unusual
skeleton from prehistoric Arizona. San Antonio, 2000.
26.
Baker
BJ and EA Miller. Pathological
presentations: How to avoid
traumatizing your audience. (Workshop) Buffalo, 2002.
27.
Baker
JE. Turned ankles and troubled times at
San Juan Capistrano Mission, San Antonio, Texas: A bioarchaeological analysis of skeletal trauma. San Antonio,
2000.
28.
Bandres
A and F Exteberria. Maxillary lesions
in one old specimen of Ursus arctos l.
Chieti, 2000.
29.
Barette,
TS, Edgar HJH and LR Lease. Possible
treponematosis in pre-contact Ohio. Columbus, 1999.
30.
Baxarias
J, Ginestà JA, Ayestaran N and D Campillo.
Infectious pathology in the later Roman necropolis of Prat de la Riba
(Terragona). Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
31.
Baxarias
J, Ginestà JA, Subirà E and D Campillo.
Evidence of surgical knife marks on a Late Roman skeleton: A facial neoplasia exeresis attempt. Chieti,
2000.
32.
Baxarias
J, Campillo D, Subirá M, Ginestà J and M Martínez. Prevalence and location of arthrosis in an Hispanian Roman urban
population. Coimbra, 2002.
33.
Bazarsad
N. Degenerative disease changes from
prehistoric Chandman burials from western Mongolia. Chieti, 2000.
34.
Beckett
R and G Conlogue. Video enhanced
fiberoptic examination of skeletal material and artifacts with radiographic
correlation. Salt Lake City, 1998.
35.
Beckett
R and S Guillén. Field video endoscopy
– A pilot project at Centro Mallqui, El Algorrobal, Peru. San Antonio, 2000.
36.
Beckett
R, Conlogue G and R Colten. Endoscopic evaluation of segmented sternum
with radiographic correlation in a Peruvian infant: Implications for aging of the individual. Columbus, 1999.
37.
Beckett
R, Guillén S and G Conlogue. Chachapoya
mummies: Pulmonary pathologies. Kansas
City, 2001.
38.
Beckett
R, McNamee M and J Monge. Endoscopic
evidence of lymphadenopathy in a mummified Peruvian woman from Pachacamac.
Columbus, 1999.
39.
Bedini
E, Bertoldi F, Faggioni PR, Mallegni F, Pagni G, Pejrani Baricco L, Subbrizio
M, Usai L and G Fornaciari. Cranial
trauma in the individuals from the cemetery of Piazza San Giovanni
(Torino): The medieval example. Chieti,
2000.
40.
Belcastro
M and B Bonfiglioli. Extra-masticatory
wear patterns in the horsemen of Vicenne-Campochiaro medieval necropolis
(Molise, Italy). Chieti, 2000.
41.
Belcastro M, Mariotti V, Facchini F and O Dutour. A probable case of
leprosy in the Early Middle Ages necropolis of Vicenne-Campochiaro (Molise,
Italy). Coimbra, 2002.
42.
Bello
S, Signoli M, Pálfi Gy, Rabino Massa E and O Dutour. Taphonomy and palaeopathology:
Can we believe in palaeoepidemiology? Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
43.
Bennike
P. Fact or myth? A re-evaluation of Danish finds with
evidence of tuberculosis. Salt Lake City, 1998.
44.
Bennike
P. Leprosy in Denmark. Salt Lake City,
1998.
45.
Bennike
P. Danish bog skeletons from the early Neolithic: Skull surgery, congenital abnormalities,
disabling disease, strangulation, and violent acts! Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
46.
Bennike
P. The interpretation of traumatic
lesions. San Antonio, 2000.
47.
Bennike
P and N Hengstenberg. Maglinant bone
diseases in skeletal material. How are they diagnosed? Coimbra, 2002.
48.
Beňuš R and S Masniková. Markers of occupational stress in Great
Moravian and Early Middle Ages populations from Devín (Southwestern
Slovakia). Coimbra, 2002.
49.
Beňuš
R, Masniková S and J Lietava.
Intentional cranial vault deformation among the Slavic population from a
medieval cemetery in Devin. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
50.
Berdy
CM, Sandford MK and GE Kissling. A
preliminary study of degenerative joint disease at the Archaic period Barrett
Site, McLean County, Kentucky. San Antonio, 2000.
51.
Berner
M, Wiltschke-Schrotta K and S Guld. Intentional
defleshing in Bronze Age Austria.
Coimbra, 2002.
52.
Berrocal M, Garcia E, Baxarias J, Campillo D and ME Subirá. Paleopathological analysis of Harris lines
in the Late Roman necropolis of Prat de la Riba in Tarragona (Spain). Coimbra, 2002.
53.
Berry
HK. Subjectivity versus objectivity in
osteoarchaeology – the implications for palaeopathology. Kansas City, 2001.
54.
Berryman
CA, Spradley K and C Sparks. Enamel
hypoplasia and stature: A test of
correlation and causation. San Antonio, 2000.
55.
Bertoldi
F, Bedini E, Faggioni PR, Mallegni F, Pagni G, Pejrani Baricco L, Subbrizio M,
Usai L and G Fornaciari. Cranial trauma
in the individuals from the cemetery of Piazza San Giovanni (Torino): A multiple burial dates to the Renaissance.
Chieti, 2000.
56.
Biers
T. The mysteries of the mummies: Educating the public about human remains.
San Antonio, 2000.
57.
Black
R and J Boudreaux. Paget’s disease of
bone. Columbus, 1999.
58.
Blondiaux
J. The ageing of fracture healing in
paleopathology with light microscopic observation. Chieti, 2000.
59.
Blondiaux
J, Cotten A, Eisenberg LE and R-M Flipo.
Microscopic estimations of tumours and tumour-like entities in northern
Gaul. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
60.
Blondiaux
G, Blondiaux J, Secousse F, Cotten A, Danze PM and RM Ripo. Rickets and child abuse: The case of a 4th century girl
from Normandy. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
61.
Bondioli
L and R Macchiarelli. Infant health
status in an Imperial Roman urban population:
Evidence from Portus Romae.
Chieti, 2000.
62.
Bonfiglioli
B, Mariotti V, Facchini F, Belcastro M and S Condemi. Interproximal
grooves in two individuals from the Epipaleolithic necropolis of Taforalt
(Morocco). Coimbra, 2002.
63.
Böni
T and FJ Rühli. A historic milestone in
thoracic surgery - The original specimen of the first thoracoplasty performed
in Zurich (Switzerland) by Ferdinand Sauerbruch (1875-1951). Buffalo, 2002.
64.
Borgognini
Tarli SM, Canci A, Floris G, Marini E, Mulliri G, Usai E and L Vacca. Bilateral brachymelia in a skeleton from a
Nuragic Sardinian site. Chieti, 2000.
65.
Bourbou
C. Possible metastatic carcinoma, dating to the Turkish conquest in Crete. Salt
Lake City, 1998.
66.
Bourbou
C. Non-specific infections in a rural
population from northern Greece (10th – 12th centuries
AD). Columbus, 1999.
67.
Bourbou
C. Subadult scurvy: A probable case from Early Byzantine Crete
(Greece). San Antonio, 2000.
68.
Bourbou
C. Pathological conditions in the lower
extremities of two skeletons from early Byzantine Greece. Chieti, 2000.
69.
Bourbou
C. Biological status of Hellenistic and
Roman elites in western Crete (Greece).
Buffalo, 2002.
70.
Bourbou C. Health patterns
of Proto-Byzantine populations (6th-7th centuries AD) in South Greece: The
cases of Eleutherna (Crete) and Messene (Peloponnese). Coimbra, 2002.
71.
Boylston
A, Holst M, Isaac L, Roberts CA and D Evans.
Spinal disease at the Augustinian friary in Hull, England. Kansas City,
2001.
72.
Boylston
A, Coughlan J, Holst M, Knüsel C, Novak S and T Sutherland. The history, archaeology and anthropology of
a mass grave. Salt Lake City, 1998.
73.
Brasili
P, Ventrella A and B Bonfiglioli. A
case of deformation of the vertebral column in an adult female of the 19th
century AD. Chieti, 2000.
74.
Brasili
P, Ventrella A and B Bonfiglioli.
Congenital malformations of the vertebral column: “Butterfly” vertebrae. Chieti, 2000.
75.
Bravo
A, Conlogue G and S Guillén. Chachapoya mummies: Pathology and trauma of the spine. Kansas City, 2001.
76.
Bravo
AJ, Conlogue G, Guillén S and J Salazar.
Imaging spine pathology in Chachapoya mummies. Buffalo, 2002.
77.
Brickley M. British urban
health in the 18th and 19th Century.
Coimbra, 2002.
78.
Brickley
M and S Buteux. Health and the onset of
urbanisation and industrialisation in 18th and 19th century: Investigations at, St. Martin's church,
Birmingham. Buffalo, 2002.
79.
Brickley
M and A Millard. A study using nitrogen
isotopes and historical sources for detecting weaning. Chieti, 2000.
80. Brobeil S and I Al Oumaoui. Health and disease in the city of Granada (Spain) during the XVIIth
century. Coimbra, 2002.
81. Brothwell DR. Skeletal atrophy
and the problem of the differential diagnosis of conditions causing
paralysis. Coimbra, 2002.
82.
Bruintjes
TjD. Trends in the prevalence of
maxillary sinusitis. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
83.
Bruintjes
TjD. Traumatic injuries in skeletons
from the Antwerp Cathedral, Belgium. Chieti, 2000.
84.
Bruintjes
TjD and A Marcsik. Cancer in skeletons
from the Antwerp cathedral, Belgium.
Coimbra, 2002.
85.
Buck
A. Tuberculosis in prehistoric Arizona.
Salt Lake City, 1998.
86.
Buck
A. Childhood tuberculosis: Three possible prehistoric cases from
east-central Arizona. Columbus, 1999.
87. Buckley H. Cribra orbitalia in a Pacific Island
context: Variation in the expression of iron-deficiency anaemia between two
Pacific Island skeletal samples.
Coimbra, 2002.
88.
Buckley
HR and G Dias. An alternative
explanation for the distribution of bone lesions in treponemal disease. San
Antonio, 2000.
89. Buikstra JE and D Komar. Selective Middle Archaic funerary rituals
from west-central Illinois(US), new data on pathology and demography. Coimbra, 2002.
90.
Buikstra
JE, Price D, Burton J and L Wright. The
founders of the Copan dynasty: A life
history approach. Chieti, 2000.
91.
Burnett
SE. Scalping in the southwest US: New cases from Pecos Pueblo and Smokey Bear
Ruin, New Mexico. San Antonio, 2000.
92.
Burnett
SE and DT Case. Bipartite medial
cuneiform: Characteristics of an infrequent anomaly. Buffalo, 2002.
93.
Buzhilova
AP. Medieval instances of syphilis from
the European part of Russia. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
94.
Buzhilova
A and M Kozlovskaya. Hyperostosis
frontalis interna in Scythians of the Middle Don region, Russia. Chieti, 2000.
95.
Buzhilova
A, Vnukov S and E Antipina. Battle
injuries in a medieval nomad, interpreted in the context of nomad funeral
customs. Chieti, 2000.
96.
Byers
SN. Paleopathology of the prehistoric lower Mississippi River Valley. Salt Lake
City, 1998.
97.
Byers
SN and CA Roberts. Bayes’ theorem in
paleopathological diagnosis. Kansas City, 2001.
C
98.
Caffell
AC, Roberts CA, Janaway RC and AS Wilson.
Pressures on osteological collections – the importance of damage
limitation. San Antonio, 2000.
99.
Campillo
D. Primary benign skull tumours. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
100. Campillo D, Subirà M and S
Vila. Two medieval paleopathological
cases. Chieti, 2000.
101. Canci A, Borgognini Tarli
SM and S Minozzi. Tuberculous
spondylitis during the Bronze Age: Two
cases from Italy. Chieti, 2000.
102. Canci A, Nencioni L, Minozzi S,
Catalano P and G Fornaciari. Spinal
tuberculosis (Pott’s disease) in a skeleton from Rome suburbia (I century
AD). Coimbra, 2002.
103. Capasso L. Brucellosis in paleopathology.
Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
104. Capasso L. The pathocenosis of Herculaneum (79 AD).
Chieti, 2000.
105. Capasso L. Welcome to the delegates. Chieti, 2000.
106. Capasso L, Di Fabrizio A
and M La Verghetta. Paleopathology of
the Upper Paleolithic human fossils from Fucino Lake, central Italy. Coimbra, 2002.
107. Cardoso F and C Lopes. The monastery way of life: a biocultural
perspective based on osteological lesions.
Coimbra, 2002.
108. Cardoso H and L Lopes. Skeletal markers of occupational stress in
the toes: Report on a skeletal sample from Alcabideche (Cascais,
Portugal). Coimbra, 2002.
109. Carli-Thiele P and M
Schultz. Pathological alterations of
the skull vault – a contribution to the etiology and epidemiology of diseases
in Neolithic populations from central Europe. Columbus, 1999.
110. Carlson KJ and E
Pennefather-O’Brien. A case study in
multiple supernumary teeth:
TUI-3. Salt Lake City, 1998.
111. Carmiello S, Di Tota G, Di
Domenicantonio L, D’Anastasio R and L Capasso. Sexual differences in the
enthesopathies at Herculaneum. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
112. Carracho Macedo M. A severe case of pyogenic infection of the
lumbar spine. Coimbra, 2002.
113. Cartmell LW, Conlogue G,
Beckett R and L Engel. An imaging
examination of the legend of Hazel Farris.
Buffalo, 2002.
114. Case DT, Nielsen T and SE
Burnett. Os acromiale among medieval
Danes and modern native South Africans.
Buffalo, 2002.
115. Castro M, Ferrada C,
Valle L, Benavente A and E Aspillaga.
Chronic arsenic poisoning and hematologic disorders in prehistoric
Native Americans from Northern Chile.
Coimbra, 2002.
116. Cerutti N, Marin A and E
Rabino Massa. Techniques and new
perspectives in malaria and hemoglobinopathies investigation of Egyptian
mummies. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
117. Ciranni R, Barraco D and G
Fornaciari. Hepatic cirrhosis and
Wilson’s disease in an Italian mummy of the 16th century.
Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
118. Ciranni R, Giusti L and
G Fornaciari. Ergonomic and
non-ergonomic diseases of a 18th century musician: Luigi Bocherini
(1743-1805). Coimbra, 2002.
119. Ciranni R, Caramella D,
Iacconi P and G Fornaciari. Imaging
study and laparoscopy in a puerperal emergency of four centuries ago.
Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
120. Ciranni R, Giusti L, Garbini F and G Fornaciari. Rheumatoid
Arthritis in a 16th century Italian mummy.
Coimbra, 2002.
121. Ciranni R, Marradi I,
Guisiani M and G Fornaciari. Toxicology
in a noble class of the Italian Renaissance. Chieti, 2000.
122. Cockburn E. Welcome to the delegates. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
123. Cockburn E and L
Capasso. Welcome to the delegates.
Chieti, 2000.
124. Codinha S. Two cases of syphilis from the necropolis of
Carmo's Convent. Coimbra, 2002.
125. Comode P. A case of renal
lithiasis. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
126. Congiu T, Sangiorgi S and A Sassi. S.E.M. in
archaeological investigations. Coimbra, 2002.
127. Conlogue G and A Nelson.
The use of polaroid photographic imaging system to produce radiographic images
at a field archaeological site in Peru. Salt Lake City, 1998.
128. Conlogue G, Guillén and J
Salazar. Field radiography of mummified
Peruvian remains. Columbus, 1999.
129. Conlogue G, Posh J, Monge J
and R Colten. Pitfalls of
three-dimensional computed tomography. San Antonio, 2000.
130. Conlogue GJ, Hennessy W,
Beckett RG and J Posh. Nondestructive
analysis of mummified and skeletal remains:
Approaches to maximizing imaging outcomes. Columbus, 1999.
131. Cook
DC and ML Powell. Paget’s disease at
Torre de Palma? Coimbra, 2002.
132. Cook DC, Danforth ME and KP
Jacobi. Congenital syphilis in the past:
A protohistoric case from Mississippi. Salt Lake City, 1998.
133. Cordeiro C, Pinheiro J, Cunha E, Martin-Dupont S and D Vieira. A case of a severe
venous pathology as a bridge between forensic anthropology and anthropology of
past populations. Coimbra, 2002.
134. Cordy-Collins A. Prehistoric Peruvian giants? San Antonio,
2000.
135. Cordy-Collins
A. Archaeological context of the Dos
Cabezas giants. Coimbra, 2002.
136. Cordy-Collins
A. Paleopathological analyses of the
Moche “giants” from prehistoric Peru.
Coimbra, 2002.
137. Cordy-Collins A. Posterior parietal thinning: Five
Moche giants from prehistoric Peru. Coimbra, 2002.
138. Cordy-Collins A, Conlogue G
and R Beckett. The mystery of the
giants: Unusual growth patterns in two
“new” giants from prehistoric Peru. Kansas City, 2001.
139. Cordy-Collins A, Conlogue
G, Garvin G, Nelson A and JM Toyne.
Radiography and paleopathological diagnosis of A52 T1 B1 (an ancient
Peruvian giant). Kansas City, 2001.
140. Corsi MM and P
Zampetti. Gaucher’s disease
(1854-1928): Perspectives on the most
prevalent Jewish genetic disease. Chieti, 2000.
141. Costa C, Santos S, Fernandes T and P Almeida. Case report of a
skull with multiple myeloma from a Portuguese medieval population
(Estremoz). Coimbra, 2002.
142. Crawford TC and BS
Aubrey. Paleopathological analysis of
the human skeletal remains from the Schroeder site of north-central Mexico.
Kansas City, 2001.
143. Crubézy E, Černý V and
P Stránská. Sternocostoclavicular
hyperostosis in paleorheumatology:
Problems arising from the study of a case. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
144. Cucina A, Coppa A, Viargiu
R and D Mancinelli. Bio-cultural
evidence of stress impact in ancient Italy from the analysis of linear enamel
hypoplasia. Chieti, 2000. (See also Vargiu)
145. Cucina A, Ottini L, Viargiu
R, Verginelli F, Coppa A and R Mariani-Constantini. A case of pulmonary calcification from Imperial Rome. Chieti,
2000. (See also Vargiu)
146. Cunha
E. Welcome to the participants. Coimbra, 2002.
147. Cunha E, Carvalho C and AM
Silva. A case of atlanto-occipital
fusion in a religious woman from the seventeenth century. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
148. Cunha E, Krever M and P Scmitz. A rare case of
skeletal dysplasia from Içara (Santa Catarina, Brazil) from 1000 BP. Coimbra, 2002.
149. Cunha E, Crubézy E,
Dupont-Clement S and C Umbelino.
Spondyloarthropathies, diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis: Joint and enthesopathic diseases in the
Identified Skeletal Collection of the University of Coimbra. Prague/Pilsen,
1998.
150. Cunha E, Powell ML, Marques
C and F Cardoso. ‘Horserider
syndrome’: The interpretation of some
Portuguese cases. San Antonio, 2000.
151. Cunha E, Umbelino C,
Marques AC, Martin-Dupont S and AM Silva.
Spondyloarthropathies in modern Portuguese archaeological samples: Prevalence and interpretation. Chieti, 2000.
152. Cunha E, Ramirez R,
Bermudez de Castro J, Martinon-Torres M, Wasterlain S and S Sarmiento. Hypoplasias in fossil hominids from
the Middle Pleistocene of Atapuerca.
Coimbra, 2002.
153. Curtin AJ. Dental evidence for precontact congenital
syphilis on the northwest coast of North America. Columbus, 1999.
154. Curtin AJ. Prehistoric trauma on the northwest
coast: The evidence from Gabriola
Island, British Columbia. Kansas City, 2001.
155. Cybulski JS. Mummified remains and their preservation in
coastal British Columbia. Buffalo, 2002.
D
156. D’Anastasio R, Caramiello S
and L Capasso. Paleopathology of the
mummy of Santa Rosa from Viterbo (central Italy, XIII century AD). Chieti,
2000.
157. D’Anastasio R, Caramiello S
and L Capasso. Paleopathological
evidence in non-human fossil records. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
158. D’Anastasio R, Michetti E,
Di Fabrizio A, Martucci R, Rabottini N, Properzio R and L Capasso. Duplication of the lumbar spinal column in an
adult medieval individual from Liguria (north Italy). Chieti, 2000.
159. D’Anastasio R, Michetti E,
Pierfelice L and L Capasso.
Neurosurgery 7000 years ago in central Italy. Coimbra, 2002.
160. de Juan J, Caro L, López B, Sánchez
E, Rodríguez H and M Edo. Dental
paleopathology in a mediaeval skeletal sample: Necropolis of “El Barrejo”
(León, Spain). Coimbra, 2002.
161. Di Domenicantonio L and L
Capasso. The paleobiology of a
pre-Roman central Italian population (Opi, Val Fondillo, VI-V century BC).
Chieti, 2000.
162. Dias GJ. The distribution of bone lesions in
treponemal disease: Is the lymphatic
system responsible? Chieti, 2000.
163. Dias G, Dennison K and I
Premachandra. The previously
unrecognized posterior deep temporal nerve groove on the cranial base. Coimbra, 2002.
164. Dittmar K and WR
Teegen. Fasciola hepatica eggs in a 4,500 year old soil sample from the
pelvic region of a human skeleton from Germany. San Antonio, 2000.
165. Dittmar K and WR
Teegen. Fasciola hepatica and Capillaria
eggs in a soil sample from the abdominal cavity of a prehistoric bovid from
Karsdorf (Saxony-Anhalt, Germany).
Buffalo, 2002.
166. Dittmar K, Teegen WR and R
Cordie-Hackenberg. Eggs of intestinal
parasites from a pit from the Roman vicus Belginum/Wederath
(Germany). Kansas City, 2001.
167. Dobisíková M, Vyhnánek L,
Velemínský P, Kuželka V and I Cejková.
Paleopathology and the historical personality of General J. Spork
(1595-1679). Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
168. Dokládal M, Roth M and A Nemeckova. A prehistoric skull from Moravia with
unusual metastases of an unknown tumor. Chieti, 2000.
169. Domett KM. Subadult health in prehistoric Thailand. San
Antonio, 2000.
170. Domett KM and NG
Tayles. Osteoarthritis in prehistoric
Thailand. Columbus, 1999.
171. Donoghue HD, Spigelman M,
Lakhani SR, Pap I, Repa I and G Bajzik.
Evidence of tuberculosis in naturally mummified individuals (18-19th
century, Hungary). Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
172. Drusini AG and S
Bredariol. Cortical bone dynamics and
age-related femur osteopenia of an archeological sample from three Lombard
graveyards of Vicenza Province (northeast Italy). Columbus, 1999.
173. Duclos L, Beckett R,
Guillén S and G Conlogue. Endoscopy as
an adjunct to determining age at death in mummified remains. San Antonio, 2000.
174. During E. Human skeletal material from the Swedish
Man-of-War Kronan: A cultural
historical interpretation with question-marks. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
175. During E. The Swedish Royal Princess Anna Vasa – her life and skeletal
remains. Chieti, 2000.
176. Dutour
O. Archaeology and history of human
pathogens: what do the bones tell? Coimbra, 2002.
E
177. Eggleston A. A preliminary study of spina bifida occulta
in a “transitional” BM III/PI population from Ridges Basin, Colorado. San
Antonio, 2000.
178. El-Najjar MY. New evidence for human treponematosis in
preColumbian North America: The Hazel
site of northeastern Arkansas. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
179. Engel L and MO Smith. Science and storytelling: The mummy road show. Buffalo, 2002.
180. Everett MA. Evidence of hyperostosis frontalis interna
in prehistoric Native American crania.
Buffalo, 2002.
181. Ewald PW. The scope of infectious disease and its
implications for paleopathology. Kansas City, 2001.
182. Exteberria F, Bandres A and
L Herrasti. Differential diagnosis of a
perforating injury in the frontal bone. Chieti, 2000.
F
183. Faerman M, Filon D, Oppenheim
A and M Schultz. Sickle-cell anemia and
beta-thalassemia in recent and archaeological specimens studied by ancient DNA
analysis. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
184. Fernandes T and R Granja.
Hypoplastic lines in a Portuguese medieval population (Santiago do Cacém). Coimbra, 2002.
185. Fernandes T, Granja R and P
Thillaud. Analysis of two calcified
pleural plaques from a medieval Portuguese population. Coimbra, 2002.
186. Ferrari L and S
Micalizio. A case of cerebral
cysticercosis in an anatomical collection of the last century. Chieti, 2000.
187. Ferrari L and S
Micalizio. Adaptation of the argentic
impregnation technique according to Gomori for the study of ancient material.
Chieti, 2000.
188. Ferrari L and S Micalizio. About some cases of tuberculosis of the
Pathology Museum in Turin. Coimbra,
2002.
189. Ferreira MT. A scurvy case in a young child from Monte da
Cegonha (Vidigueira – Portugal).
Coimbra, 2002.
190. Ferreira MT and A Silva. A case of osteomyelitis in the hip of a
medieval Portuguese male skeleton.
Coimbra, 2002.
191. Fiala P and J Hert. Value of ossuary bones for recent
morphological research. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
192. Figueiredo A, Duarte C,
Pinheiro V, Lago M and A Valera.
Paleopathological profiles of the human population buried at Perdigões
(Reguengos de Monsaraz). Coimbra, 2002.
193. Figueiredo A, Lago M,
Duarte C, Filer J, Ikram S and L Owens.
The Lisbon mummy project.
Coimbra, 2002.
194. Fink TM. Quinine in the desert: The Arizona malaria history project. San
Antonio, 2000.
195. Fornaciari G and R
Ciranni. K-ras mutation in the tumor of
King Ferrante I of Aragon (1434-1494) and environmental mutagens at the
Aragonese court of Naples. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
196. Fornaciari G and R
Ciranni. The leprosy of Henry VII
(1211-1242), son of the emperor Frederic II and king of Germany: Incarceration or isolation? Chieti, 2000.
197. Fornaciari G, Conlogue G,
Beckett R, Engel L and A Bucher.
Paleopathology of a nobleman from Popoli, Italy. Buffalo, 2002.
198. Fornaciari G, Ciranni R,
Viacava P, Naccarato AG, Esteva M and E Segura. Chagas’ disease in an Inca mummy from Cuzco: From autopsy to ultrastructural study.
Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
199. Fornaciari G, Zavaglia
K, Giusti L, Ciranni R, Marchetti I and G Bertacca. Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) in a 16th century Italian mummy. Coimbra, 2002.
200. Fornaciari G, Bertoldi F,
Faggioni PR, Mallegni F, Pagni G, Pejrani Baricco L, Subbrizio F, Usai L and E
Bedini. Cranial trauma in the
individuals from the cemetery of Piazza San Giovanni (Torino): Cranial trauma and surgical operation in a
Renaissance individual. Chieti, 2000.
201. Fragoso A, Souza S and L
Oliveira. The use of paleopathology
techniques on the study of skeletal changes in marine tucuxi dolphin Sotalia fluviatilis (Cetacea, Delphinidae) of Rio de
Janeiro coast, Brazil. Coimbra, 2002.
202. Gaballah MF, Badawy ZH and
R Walker. A case of probable giant cell
tumour in the distal femur of an ancient Egyptian skeleton. Prague/Pilsen,
1998.
203. Gaballah MF, Badawy ZH and
R Walker. A preliminary report on
pathological lesions in a collection of modern Egyptian bones. Prague/Pilsen,
1998.
204. Gallegos A, Thompson JL,
Arriaza B, Chung SF, Cassman V, Conlogue G and R Beckett. Preliminary analysis of a naturally
mummified Chinese immigrant from Carlin, Nevada. Buffalo, 2002.
205. Garcia E, Berrocal M,
Baxarias J, Campillo D and M Subirà.
Paleopathology and trace elements in the Francolí necropolis (Tarragona,
Spain, III - V century BC). Coimbra,
2002.
206. Gardner J and K
Hattman. Identification of Marfan's
syndrome in skeletonized individuals.
Buffalo, 2002.
George A. A
possible case of leprosy in prehistoric New Zealand Maori. Coimbra,
207. Gerold F and M
Teschler-Nicola. Structural variability
of proliferative bone appositions using Back-Scattered Electron mode (BSE-REM)
technique. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
208. Geyer P, Larson T and L
Stroik. Palynological investigation of
the Dos Cabezas giants. Coimbra, 2002.
209. Ginestà JA, Subirà ME,
Alesan A, Baxarias J and D Campillo. A
case of generalized periostitis in a medieval infant (XII century AD) from
Olèrdola (Barcelona, Spain). Chieti, 2000.
210. Gjerdrum T, Holl A, Maes K and P Walker. West African
trephination: Skeletal remains from the Tora Sira Tomo settlement complex in
Burkina Faso. Coimbra, 2002.
211. Gładykowska-Rzeczycka
JJ and A Smiszkiewicz-Skwarska.
Poliomyelitis in modern Poland (XVII-XVIII centuries). Prague/Pilsen,
1998.
212. Gładykowska-Rzeczycka
JJ. Ochronosis (alkaptonuria)(?)
observed on bone material from the post-Meroitic period (Vth century AD)
cemetery in Kassinger (Sudan). Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
213. Groot M. Animal paleopathology in a Roman period
burial site and two settlements in the Netherlands. Chieti, 2000.
214. Groot M. Paleopathological evidence for draught
cattle. Coimbra, 2002.
215. Guillén S. Old bones, new questions II: Conservation, collection management, and
research at Centro Mallequi, Perù. Chieti, 2000.
216. Guillén S. Cranial deformation and early synostosis in
prehistoric collections in the south central Andes. Coimbra, 2002.
217. Guillén S, Beckett R,
Conlogue G and L Engel. Evidence of
possible cerebral hematoma in a Chiribaya infant with intentional cranial vault
modification. Buffalo, 2002.
218. Guisti L, Ciranni R, Baraco
D and G Fornaciari. Condyloma acuminatum in a 16th
century mummy. Chieti, 2000.
H
219. Hagedorn H, Zink A and A Nerlich. Endoscopic examinations of the paranasal
sinuses and the middle ear in ancient Egyptian mummies. Coimbra, 2002.
220. Hagedorn HG, Szeimies U,
Zink A and AG Nerlich. Evidence for
intravital neurosurgical management in an ancient Egyptian mummy head.
Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
221. Hagedorn HG, Zink A,
Szeimies U and AG Nerlich. Macroscopic
and endoscopic examination of the head and neck region of ancient Egyptian
mummies. Chieti, 2000.
222. Hanson S, McGurk R and AL
Grauer. Lytic lesions indicating
possible metastatic cancer in a pre-Columbian skeleton from Canyon de Chelly,
Arizona. Columbus, 1999.
223. Hantsch N and K
Kreutz. A case of severe changes of the
shoulder in a medieval population (Zülpich, Germany). Chieti, 2000.
224. Harlacker L. Unusual foot pathology in an American Indian
skeleton from Illinois. San Antonio, 2000.
225. Hart S and B Arriaza. Testing the relationship between porotic
hyperostosis and cribra orbitalia in prehistoric Chilean populations. Salt Lake
City, 1998.
226. Havill LM and KM
Murphy. Paleopathology of three Middle
to Late Woodland cemeteries from Greene County, Indiana. Salt Lake City, 1998.
227. Heflin T. Burying history: Data preservation in the San Diego Museum of Man as a result of
NAGPRA. San Antonio, 2000.
228. Heflin T. Nutrition and paleopathology of four
skeletal collections (San Diego Museum of Man) scheduled for repatriation.
Kansas City, 2001.
229. Heflin T. Pathologies associated with dietary
differences in southern California.
Buffalo, 2002.
230. Heflin
T. Rib trauma in a Moche giant. Coimbra, 2002.
231. Hegyi A, Kocsis G and A
Marcsik. Facial defects in historic
skeletal samples. Prague/Pilsen, 1998.
232. Heilman JL and T Case. Pedal symphalangism in skeletons from Japan
and the United States. Columbus, 1999.
233. Henneberg M and RJ
Henneberg. Treatment of femoral shaft
fractures in rural and urban Greek colonial Metaponto, Italy, 7th-2nd
century BCE. Salt Lake City, 1998.
234. Henneberg RJ and M
Henneberg. Degenerative arthritis of
temporamandibular joint in the skeletal sample from ancient Pompeii, 79 A.D.
San Antonio, 2000.
235. Henneberg RJ and M
Henneberg. Wryneck (Torticollis) in
ancient Pompeii. Kansas City, 2001.
236. Hennessy W and G
Conlogue. Developing standardized total
body radiographic projections of mummified Peruvian remains. Columbus, 1999.
237. Hennessy W and J
Monge. A forensic radiographic
evaluation of a 1000 year old Peruvian mummy to determine manner of death. San
Antonio, 2000.
238. Herrerín J and M Garralda. Mendicant and ill. Individual 14 from
the El Burgo de Osma Cathedral Cloister’s necropolis. Coimbra, 2002.
239. Hewitt B. Mummies in Manitoba (Canada)? Initial
report on the remains of two partially mummified sub-adults from western
Manitoba. Coimbra, 2002.
240. Hill MC. Cranial asymmetry as a marker of severe
metabolic distress. San Antonio, 2000.
241. Hill MC. An example of skeletal biomechanics frozen
in time. Kansas City, 2001.
242. Hillson SW and DM
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timing of dental enamel defects in known age children from Christ Church, Spitalfields,
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245. Horáčková L and L
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248. Ives R. Metacarpal radiogrammetry and age-related cortical bone
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249. Jackson J. Health at the British Neolithic site of West
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250. Jakob T. Maxillary sinusitis in Anglo-Saxon England - a
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252. Jankauskas R. Epidemiology of Lithuanian Iron Age
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254. Janssen HAM and GJR
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255. Jolly TL and LK
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256. Jordana X, Isidro A, Garcia C and A Malgosa. The necropolis of
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257. Judd M. Trauma in ancient Nubia during the Kerma
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258. Judd M. And the king smited the enemy: Interpersonal violence in ancient Nubia.
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259. Judd M. The Wendorf Skeletal Collection at the
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266. Kilgore L and D Van
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268. Kjellström A. A medieval mass grave in Sigtuna, Sweden
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269. Kjellström A. A sixteenth century warrior grave from
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270. Klein O, Obrusníková E and
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272. Knüsel C and A Boylston. Little leaguer’s elbow (medial epicondylar fractures) in the
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273. Kocsis G and A Marcsik. Supernumerary occlusal (central) cusps in
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274. Kozlovskaya M. Ancient Eskimo hunting activity and
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276. Kreutz K. Epidemiology and etiology of selected
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279. Lagia A and F
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280. Lang C. Crucifixions from the Mendes site in the
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281. Lease LR and BP Brown III. Proto-historic smallpox in eastern Ohio. San
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282. Lee C. Paleopathology of a
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283. Leocata L, Ventura L,
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285. Lewis ME. Non-adult palaeopathology: Limitations and potential. Columbus, 1999.
286. Lewis ME and CA
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287. Liebe-Harkort C. A Viking age dermoid cyst. Coimbra, 2002.
288. Lietava J, Thurzo M, Seitl
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290. Littleton J. Thalassaemia in Bahrain? Salt Lake City,
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291. Llácer-Borrás F,
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292. Lombardi G. Anasazi mummification: A photographic approach. Salt Lake City,
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293. Lombardi G. Moche giants: A CT-Scanning
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294. Lombardo B, Conlogue G and
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295. Lopes C, Santos AL and E
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296. Lopes C, Cunha E, Raposo J
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298. Lukacs JR. Enamel defects
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299. Lunardini A, Vitiello A, Minozzi S, Caramella D, Catalano P and G Fornaciari. A case of
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300. Lunardini A, Vitiello A, Minozzi S, Pantano W, Caramella D, Catalano P and G Fornaciari. A severe case
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301. Lynnerup N. Infectious middle ear disease: A marker for
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304. Maat GJR, Van Den Bos R
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305. Macchiarelli R, Perry GH,
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306. Maczel M, Marcsik A and O Dutour. Pathological alterations in the 8th century skeletal series of
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307. Maczel M, Marcsik A and L
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308. Maczel M, Marcsik A, Dutour O,
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309. Maczel M, Ardagna Y, Aycard
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310. Maio V, Ciranni R,
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311. Mallegni E, Lippi B,
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312. Marcsik A, Szathmáry L and M Finnegan. Multiple myeloma
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313. Marcsik A, Bazarsad N,
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314. Marcsik A, Szathmary L, Guba
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315. Mariani-Constantini R,
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317. Mariotti V, Bonfiglioli
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318. Mariotti V, Dutour O,
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319. Marques C and V Matos. Breast cancer and its palaeopathology. Four
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320. Marques C, Cunha E and AL
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326. Matias A. Health and welfare in ancient
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328. Mays S. Metabolic disease in palaeopathology.
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329. Mays S. A case of Paget’s disease of bone with
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330. Mays S. Osteoporosis in a documented skeletal
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331. Mays S. DISH in medieval times and today. San
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332. Mays S and G Kramer. A probable case of treponemal disease of
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333. Mays S and GM Taylor. Osteological and biomolecular study of a
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335. Mays S, Lees B and J
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336. Mays S, Rogers J and I
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337. Mays S, Taylor G, Legge AJ,
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338. McEwan JM. Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) of
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340. Mednikova M. Geographical and long-term distributions of
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341. Mednikova M and G
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342. Mekota AM, Zink A ,
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343. Merbs CF. Congenital spondylolysis. Prague/Pilsen,
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344. Merbs CF. Congenital and developmental abnormalities.
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345. Merbs CF. Congenital spondylolysis revisited. San
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346. Merbs CF. Skeletal trauma. (workshop) San Antonio, 2000.
347. Mercer S and N Tayles. Functional morphology of clay-shoveller’s
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348. Merrett DC. Maxillary
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349. Meyer C. Diseases of an upper class Roman family from
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350. Micalizio S and L Ferrari. The restoration and study of the osteology
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351. Miller E, and JC
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352. Miller E and T Guidry. A possible neoplastic condition in a
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353. Miller E and SK Simon. Anencephaly: Something missing from the
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354. Miller E and SK Simon. There's something fishy going on around
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355. Miquel-Feucht M and J
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356. Miquel-Feucht M and J
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360. Mitchell P. The integration of the palaeopathology and
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361. Mitchell P. The palaeopathology of skulls from a
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362. Mitchell P and E
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363. Molnár E and A Marcsik. Paleopathological evaluation of a 7-8th
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365. Molnár E, Maczel M, Marcsik A,
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366. Molnar P. What were they doing? Reconstructing Stone Age life at Ajvide, a
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367. Molto JE. Bejel in the Las
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368. Molto JE. Leprosy in Egypt: New cases from Kellis 2, Dakhleh. Kansas City, 2001.
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370. Montgomery J, Budd P,
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371. Morgan A and MK
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372. Murphy KA, Hardy BL and J
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374. Nelson A, Conlogue G,
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376. Nelson A, Martin R,
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377. Nelson A, Toyne JM, Neave
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378. Nemečková A, Strouhal
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379. Neri R and L Lancellotti. The analysis of the fractures of the lower
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380. Nerlich A and A Zink. Benign osteochondroma of the vertebra in a
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381. Nerlich A and A Zink. Detection of tuberculosis in an ancient
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382. Nerlich A, Rohrbach H
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383. Nerlich A, Rohrbach H,
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384. Nerlich A, Zink A, Hagedorn
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385. Nerlich A, Zink A, Szeimies
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386. Nicolo P, Rembish K, Slade
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387. Nuorala E, Götherström P
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388. Nyden JL and AL
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389. Okumura MMM and S
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390. Oliveira R, Silva S, Uchoa
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391. Ortner DJ. Opening address: The history and evolution of human infectious diseases.
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392. Ortner DJ. Metabolic disease in archaeological human skeletons.
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393. Ortner DJ, and D Hunt. Differential diagnosis in skeletal
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394. Ortner DJ. Paleopathology: The next 40 years. Coimbra, 2002.
395. Ortner DJ, and BD
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396. Ortner DJ and BD
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398. Ortner DJ and BD
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399. Ottini L, Mancini G,
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400. Ottini L, Ricci R, Bedini
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401. Oxenham M, Lan Cuong N and
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403. Pálfi Gy, Molnár E,
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405. Panhuysen RGAM and M
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409.
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410. Pérez-Pérez A, Maroto J, Fiego J and D Turbon. Non-occlusal
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411. Perna M, Rothman M, Posh J
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412. Perotti B, Barale E, Costamagna
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413. Phillips SM. "Falling out of a wagon upon his
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414. Pinto-Reis M and C Pereira. A case of multiple traumas in a individual
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415. Polo-Cerdá M and E
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416. Polo-Cerdá M, Miquel-Feucht
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418. Polo-Cerdá M, Romero A, Casabó J and J De Juan. The burials of Cova dels Blaus, Bronze Age
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419. Posh J and R Beckett. A comparison of two nondestructive
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420. Posh J and J Monge. Magnetic resonance evaluation of mummified
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422. Prieto Carrero JL, Sanchez
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