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According to Wikipedia, Charlotte Ann Roberts, FBA is a British archaeologist, academic and former nurse. She is a bioarchaeologist and palaeopathologist, whose research focuses on health and the evolution of infectious disease in humans. From 2004 to 2020, she was Professor of Archaeology at Durham University: she is now professor emeritus.

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The archaeology of disease (2005) (477)
The Cambridge encyclopedia of human paleopathology (2000) (361)
Backbone of History: Health and Nutrition in the Western Hemisphere (2002) (249)
The Bioarchaeology of Tuberculosis: A Global View on a Reemerging Disease (2003) (193)
Investigating population movement by stable isotope analysis: a report from Britain (2004) (191)
Continuity or colonization in Anglo-Saxon England? Isotope evidence for mobility, subsistence practice, and status at West Heslerton. (2005) (173)
Inflammatory lesions of ribs: an analysis of the Terry Collection. (1994) (170)
Health and Disease in Britain: From Prehistory to the Present Day (2003) (150)
Nasty, Brutish, but Not Necessarily Short: A Reconsideration of the Statistical Methods Used to Calculate Age at Death from Adult Human Skeletal and Dental Age Indicators (1999) (141)
A picture of tuberculosis in young Portuguese people in the early 20th century: a multidisciplinary study of the skeletal and historical evidence. (2001) (122)
A Study of Non-specific Stress Indicators and Skeletal Growth in Two Mediaeval Subadult Populations (1996) (120)
Anatomy of a serial killer: differential diagnosis of tuberculosis based on rib lesions of adult individuals from the Coimbra Identified Skeletal Collection, Portugal. (2006) (118)
Fracture trauma in a medieval British farming village. (1999) (118)
Paleoepidemiology, healing, and possible treatment of trauma in the medieval cemetery population of St. Helen-on-the-Walls, York, England. (1996) (113)
Studies in Crime: An Introduction to Forensic Archaeology (1996) (96)
Mycolic acids and ancient DNA confirm an osteological diagnosis of tuberculosis. (2001) (95)
Tuberculosis and leprosy in perspective. (2009) (94)
A bioarcheological study of maxillary sinusitis. (2007) (94)
Genotype of a historic strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (2012) (85)
Fractures in late medieval skeletal populations from Serbia. (2006) (83)
Growing pains: the interpretation of stress indicators (1997) (81)
Using ancient DNA analysis in palaeopathology: a critical analysis of published papers, with recommendations for future work (2008) (79)
Deficiencies and challenges in the study of ancient tuberculosis DNA (2009) (76)
Comparative study of the prevalence of maxillary sinusitis in later Medieval urban and rural populations in northern England. (1995) (73)
The global history of paleopathology : pioneers and prospects (2012) (73)
On the Antiquity of Cancer: Evidence for Metastatic Carcinoma in a Young Man from Ancient Nubia (c. 1200BC) (2014) (72)
Histological identification of syphilis in pre-Columbian England. (2006) (68)
Human Remains in Archaeology: A Handbook (2009) (63)
Mycocerosic acid biomarkers for the diagnosis of tuberculosis in the Coimbra Skeletal Collection. (2009) (62)
A Comparison of Three Dental Techniques for Estimating Age at Death in Humans (1995) (59)
Rib lesions and tuberculosis: the palaeopathological evidence. (1998) (58)
Fracture patterns at the Medieval Leper Hospital in Chichester. (1998) (52)
Septic bone changes in leprosy: A clinical, radiological and palaeopathological review (1994) (50)
Translocation (X;18) in primary synovial sarcoma of the lung. (1996) (50)
Genotyping of ancient Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains reveals historic genetic diversity (2014) (48)
Vertebral morphology influences the development of Schmorl's nodes in the lower thoracic vertebrae. (2012) (47)
The decay of buried human remains and their associated materials (2013) (47)
MRI and PET Scans for Primary Staging and Detection of Cervical Cancer Recurrence (2010) (47)
Maxillary sinusitis in Medieval Chichester, England. (1995) (46)
Mobility histories of 7th-9th century AD people buried at early medieval Bamburgh, Northumberland, England. (2013) (44)
Did they take sugar : the use of skeletal evidence in the study of disability in past populations. (2000) (43)
Burial Archaeology : Current Research, Methods and Developments. (1992) (40)
Letter to the editor: was tuberculosis present in Homo erectus in Turkey? (2009) (39)
Edward Gibbon and the Shape of History (2014) (38)
The Bioarchaeology of Leprosy and Tuberculosis (2011) (37)
Biomolecular identification of ancient Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex DNA in human remains from Britain and continental Europe. (2014) (36)
Investigation of a Romano-British Rural Ritual in Bedford, England (2000) (36)
Trauma in biocultural perspective : past, present and future work in Britain. (2000) (34)
The antiquity of leprosy in Britain : the skeletal evidence. (2002) (34)
Involvement of 3q21 in nodular fasciitis. (1998) (34)
Ogilvie's syndrome after cesarean delivery. (2000) (32)
Infectious disease in biocultural perspective : past, present and future work in Britain. (2000) (32)
The palaeopathology of leprosy in Britain: a review. (1989) (32)
Optimisation as a statistical estimation tool: an example in estimating the AIDS treatment‐free incubation period distribution (1999) (31)
Evidence of hypertrophic osteoarthropathy in individuals from the Coimbra Skeletal Identified Collection (Portugal). (2011) (30)
Isotopic tracing of the impact of mobility on infectious disease: The origin of people with treponematosis buried in hull, England, in the late medieval period. (2013) (30)
Guidance on recording palaeopathology. (2004) (30)
Calcified structures associated with human skeletal remains: Possible atherosclerosis affecting the population buried at Amara West, Sudan (1300-800BC). (2014) (28)
Infectious disease, sex and gender : the complexity of it all. (1998) (28)
Book review of 'The Black Death Cemetery, East Smithfield, London' (MoLAS Monograph 43) by Ian Grainger, Duncan Hawkins, Lynne Cowal & Richard Mikulski. London : English Heritage/Museum of London Archaeology Service, 2008. (2009) (28)
A high status burial from Ripon Cathedral, North Yorkshire, England: differential diagnosis of a chest deformity (2003) (27)
'Til Poison Phosphorous Brought them Death': A potentially occupationally-related disease in a post-medieval skeleton from north-east England. (2016) (26)
Disability in the skeletal record: Assumptions, problems and some examples (1999) (26)
A 6500-year-old Middle Neolithic child from Pollera Cave (Liguria, Italy) with probable multifocal osteoarticular tuberculosis. (2017) (25)
Advancing the understanding of treponemal disease in the past and present. (2020) (25)
Study and restudy of curated skeletal collections in bioarchaeology: A perspective on the UK and the implications for future curation of human remains (2011) (25)
Juggling the evidence : the purported 'acrobat' from Tell Brak. (2008) (24)
Bayes' theorem in paleopathological diagnosis. (2003) (24)
New insights on Final Epigravettian funerary behavior at Arene Candide Cave (Western Liguria, Italy). (2018) (24)
Does the correlation between Schmorl's nodes and vertebral morphology extend into the lumbar spine? (2015) (23)
Diet and Dental Caries in Post-Medieval London (2015) (22)
Microscopical findings associated with the diagnosis of osteoporosis in palaeopathology (1992) (22)
Insights on the paleoepidemiology of ancient tuberculosis from the structural analysis of postcranial remains from the Ligurian Neolithic (northwestern Italy). (2016) (22)
A view from afar : bioarchaeology in Britain. (2006) (21)
The impact of economic intensification and social complexity on human health in Britain from 6000 BP (Neolithic) and the introduction of farming to the mid-nineteenth century AD. (2007) (21)
The Marmoreal Edward Gibbon: The Autobiographies and the Ruins of Rome (2011) (21)
Palaeopathology and its relevance to understanding health and disease today: the impact of the environment on health, past and present (2016) (21)
Inflammatory bone changes in leprous skeletons from the medieval Hospital of St. James and St. Mary Magdalene, Chichester, England. (1995) (20)
Detecting Ancient Tuberculosis (1998) (20)
Treponematosis in Gloucester, England: a theoretical and practical approach to the pre-Columbian theory. (1994) (20)
The bioarchaeology of tuberculosis : a global perspective on a re-emerging disease. (2003) (19)
Re‐Emerging Infections: Developments in Bioarchaeological Contributions to Understanding Tuberculosis Today (2012) (19)
Brief communication: when Adam delved ... an activity-related lesion in three human skeletal populations. (1996) (19)
Complications in the study of ancient tuberculosis: non-specificity of IS6110 PCRs (2015) (19)
Making the Dead Visible: Problems and Solutions for “Big” Picture Approaches to the Past, and Dealing with Large “Mortuary” Datasets (2016) (19)
Scanning electron microscopy of rib lesions (1991) (18)
Old World tuberculosis: Evidence from human remains with a review of current research and future prospects. (2015) (18)
Excavation of a pre-Conquest Cemetery at Addingham, West Yorkshire (1996) (17)
The past and present of leprosy : archaeological, historical, palaeopathological and clinical approaches : 3rd International Congress on the Evolution and palaeoepidemiology of the infectious diseases, ICEPID, 26-31 July 1999, University of Bradford ; proceedings. (2002) (17)
Students' participation in collaborative research should be recognised. (2017) (17)
Diagnosis of leprosy in skeletons from an English later Medieval hospital using histological analysis. (2002) (17)
Tuberculosis and leprosy in Italy: new skeletal evidence. (2014) (17)
Inflammatory periosteal reaction on ribs associated with lower respiratory tract disease: A method for recording prevalence from sites with differing preservation (2019) (17)
A foot deformity from a Romano‐British cemetery at Gloucester, England, and the current evidence for talipes in palaeopathology (2004) (16)
Dental disease and dietary isotopes of individuals from St Gertrude Church cemetery, Riga, Latvia (2018) (16)
Health in Romano-British urban communities : reflections from the cemeteries. (2005) (16)
Complications in the study of ancient tuberculosis: Presence of environmental bacteria in human archaeological remains (2016) (16)
Morphological Characteristics of Healthy and Osteoarthritic Joint Surfaces in Archaeological Skeletons (2015) (15)
A Roman Skeleton with Possible Treponematosis in the North-East of the Iberian Peninsula: A Morphological and Radiological Study (2013) (15)
Book review of 'St. Peter’s, Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire : a parish church and its community, volume 2 : the human remains', by Tony Waldron, Oxford : Oxbow Books, 2007. (2008) (15)
Health and welfare in medieval England : the human skeletal remains contextualised. (2009) (14)
Otosclerosis and stapedial footplate fixation in archaeological material (1993) (14)
Taking stock: A systematic review of archaeological evidence of cancers in human and early hominin remains. (2018) (14)
Prevalence of maxillary sinusitis in leprous individuals from a medieval leprosy hospital. (1995) (13)
A STUDY OF THE DECAY PROCESSES OF HUMAN SKELETAL REMAINS FROM THE PARISH CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, ROTHWELL, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (1988) (13)
Gendered Differences in Accidental Trauma to Upper and Lower Limb Bones at Aquincum, Roman Hungary. (2015) (13)
Possible pituitary dwarfism from the Roman period. (1987) (12)
Scanning electron microscope study of normal vertebrae and ribs from early medieval human skeletons (1989) (12)
Pica 8 : refining dietary reconstruction through amino acid δ 13 C analysis of tendon collagen and hair keratin. (2018) (12)
Ecology and Infectious Disease in Britain from Prehistory to the Present: the Case of Respiratory Infections (2002) (11)
Palaeopathological evidence of infectious disease in skeletal populations from later medieval Serbia (2001) (11)
Digging for pathogens. Ancient emerging diseases: Their evolutionary, anthropological and archaeological context (2000) (11)
Palaeopathology in Britain : a critical analysis of publications with the aim of exploring recent trends (1997-2006). (2010) (11)
Models for Infectious Human Diseases: Relating a transmission model of AIDS spread to data: some international comparisons (1996) (11)
The Ethics of Sampling Human Skeletal Remains for Destructive Analyses (2019) (10)
The History of Tuberculosis from Earliest Times to the Development of Drugs (2008) (10)
Applying the ‘Index of Care’ to a Person Who Experienced Leprosy in Late Medieval Chichester, England (2017) (10)
Isotopic evidence for migration in Medieval England : the potential for tracking the introduction of disease. (2005) (10)
Human skeletal collections : the responsibilities of project managers, physical anthropologists and conservators, and the need for standardized condition assessment. (2001) (10)
Infectious Disease (2019) (9)
Multidimensional Patterns of European Health, Work, and Violence over the Past Two Millennia (2018) (9)
Functional Imaging for Assessing Tumor Response in Cancer of the Cervix (2011) (9)
Locating buried remains (2013) (9)
Supporting student 'success': what can we learn from the persisters? (2003) (8)
Revisiting the tuberculosis and leprosy cross-immunity hypothesis: Expanding the dialogue between immunology and paleopathology. (2019) (8)
Detecting hidden diets and disease: Zoonotic parasites and fish consumption in Mesolithic Ireland (2018) (8)
Collaborative learning: a connected community approach (2006) (8)
Palaeopathology and archaeology : the current state of play. (2002) (7)
Commentary: Bones, bodies and representivity in the archaeological record. (2001) (7)
The Human Population: Health and Disease (2007) (7)
Modern and ancient scourges : the application of ancient DNA to the analysis of tuberculosis and leprosy from archaeologically derived human remains. (2001) (7)
Cancers as rare diseases: Terminological, theoretical, and methodological biases. (2021) (7)
A rare case of dwarfism from the Roman Period (2015) (7)
Topographical presentation of dental wear as arches in a French mediaeval population. (2012) (7)
Low-level chromosome 12 amplification in a primary lipoma of the lung: evidence for a pathogenetic relationship with common adipose tissue tumors. (1998) (6)
Rib lesions and tuberculosis : the state of play. (1999) (6)
Guidance on recording palaeopathology (abnormal variation). (2016) (5)
What did agriculture do for us (2015) (4)
Forensic anthropology 2: Positive identification of the individual; cause and manner of death (2013) (4)
Palaeopathology and amino acid δ13C analysis: Investigating pre-Columbian individuals with tuberculosis at Pica 8, northern Chile (1050-500 BP) (2021) (4)
Healing the Sick — Responsibility or Privilege — For the Patient or the Professional Therapist (1962) (4)
Ethical considerations and publishing in human bioarcheology (2022) (4)
INFECTIOUS AND METABOLIC DISEASES (2018) (4)
Psychiatric and mental health consultation. (1970) (4)
Health and Disease in Greece: Past, Present and Future (2005) (4)
Fungal, Viral, Multicelled Parasitic, and Protozoan Infections (2019) (4)
Tuberculosis in Britain : its history and palaeoepidemiology (2002) (4)
Understanding health : past and present. (2008) (4)
Mycobacterium leprae diversity and population dynamics in medieval Europe from novel ancient genomes (2021) (4)
Health and Welfare in Medieval England: The Human Skeletal Remains Contextualized (2018) (4)
The Churchyard. Wharram: a Study of Settlement on the Yorkshire Wolds, XI. S. Mays, C. Harding, C. Heighway. York University Archaeological Publications, Vol. 13 (Series Editor, S. Wrathmell). York (2007). 470pp., ISBN: 978-0-946722-20 4, Price UK £25.00 (twenty-five pounds sterling) (2008) (3)
Pressure erosion of the femoral trochlea, patella baja, and altered patellar surfaces. (1991) (3)
A background to forensic archaeology (2013) (3)
The evolution of diet during the 5th to 2nd millennium BCE for the population buried at Tepe Hissar, north-eastern Central Iranian Plateau: The stable isotope evidence (2019) (3)
Tuberculosis: A biosocial study of admissions to a children's sanatorium (1936-1954) in Stannington, Northumberland, England. (2015) (3)
Diet and Young People in Wales, 1986-1992 (1993) (3)
Special Courses in Human Skeletal Paleopathology (2012) (3)
The evidence for tuberculosis in the Eastern Mediterranean : past and current research and future prospects. (2007) (3)
Interpersonal violence among the Chalcolithic and Bronze Ages inhabitants living on the Central Plateau of Iran: A voice from Tepe Hissar. (2018) (3)
Tuberculosis : a multidisciplinary approach to past and current concepts, causes and treatment of this infectious disease. (2002) (3)
International Congresses on the Evolution and Paleoepidemiology of Infectious Diseases (2012) (2)
What Lies Beneath Those Urban Settings? The Value of Bioarchaeology in Understanding the Complexities of Urban Health and Well-Being (2020) (2)
The Bioarchaeology of Leprosy: Learning from the Past (2018) (2)
Developing a supportive culture for teaching and learning : a university, faculty and school perspective (2002) (2)
Infectious disease training: challenges and opportunities. (2002) (2)
Ethical and Practical Challenges of Working with Archaeological Human Remains, with a Focus on the UK (2019) (2)
Kempston : the Roman inhumations. (2004) (2)
The Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (2018) (2)
Illness and inclusion: Mobility histories of adolescents with leprosy from Anglo‐Scandinavian Norwich (Eastern England) (2021) (2)
Recovering buried remains (2013) (2)
Respiratory disease in the Middle Nile Valley (2020) (2)
A Profile of Smoking and Health in Wales (2010) (2)
History of tuberculosis from the earliest times to the introduction of drug therapy. (2003) (2)
A male adult skeleton from the Han Dynasty in Shaanxi, China (202 BC-220 AD) with bone changes that possibly represent spinal tuberculosis. (2019) (2)
Tomb 3 at La Pijotilla (Solana de los Barros, Badajoz, Spain): a bioarchaeological study of a Copper Age collective burial (2017) (2)
Executives' Fractured Spirit and Dissociation at Work (2007) (2)
Margaret Clitherow: skeletal identification of an historical figure? (1992) (2)
Fashionable But Debilitating Diseases: Tuberculosis Past and Present (2020) (2)
THE VEGETATIONAL HISTORY OF PILE COPSE 'ANCIENT' OAK WOODLAND, DARTMOOR, AND THE POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ANCIENT WOODLAND, CLITTER, AND MINING (1994) (2)
Health Related Behaviours in Clwyd 1985-1993: Findings from the Health In Wales Surveys (1994) (2)
Imaging: the history of radiography, current issues and future trends (2012) (2)
CD ROM imaging in osteoarchaeology (1991) (1)
Book review of 'The Tarim mummies : ancient China and the mystery of the earliest peoples from the West' by J. P. Mallory & Victor H. Mair, London : Thames & Hudson, 2000. (2001) (1)
History of the Development of Paleopathology in the United Kingdom (UK) (2012) (1)
Keith Manchester (1938 (2012) (1)
The sexual health of young people in Wales: Findings from the 1995 Welsh Youth Health Survey (1995) (1)
Palaeopathology: The Study of Ancient Disease in Archaeological Human and Nonhuman Remains (2020) (1)
History of Paleopathology in Switzerland (2012) (1)
Preface : Papers in honour of Aidan and Eve Cockburn from the Paleopathology Association meeting, Durham 2004. (2007) (1)
Keeping up with the kids: mobility patterns of young individuals from the St. Mary Magdalen Leprosy Hospital (Winchester) (2016) (1)
The Bioarchaeology of Health and Well-being (2013) (1)
Health, healing and disease. (2008) (1)
C Aufderheide and Conrado Rodríguez-Martín, The Cambridge encyclopedia of human paleopathology Cambridge University Press, 1998, pp. xviii, 478, illus., £75.00, $100.00 (0-521-55203-6). (2000) (1)
Twenty-first century bioarchaeology: Taking stock and moving forward. (2022) (1)
Bioarchaeological Contributions to Understanding the History of Treponemal Disease (2019) (1)
Living with the Ancient Romans: Past and Present in Eighteenth-Century Encounters with Herculaneum and Pompeii (2016) (1)
Squatting, pelvic morphology and a reconsideration of childbirth difficulties (2022) (1)
Trauma (2018) (1)
Bars of bone on hip bones in antiquity: Pathological, occupational or genetic? (1987) (1)
The Bioarchaeology of Leprosy (2020) (1)
Ancient tuberculosis DNA revealed by Next Generation Sequencing (2013) (1)
Drug Use Among 15-16 Year Olds in Wales, 1990-1994 - Briefing Report (1994) (1)
2.25 DIAGNOSTIC DIFFERENCES OF METASTATIC CARCINOMA AND MULTIPLE MYELOMA IN A BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT. Brittany Walter 2.40 THE EFFICACY OF USING A MODERN SKELETAL COLLECTION TO AID IN THE IDENTIFYING OF CANCEROUS LESIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL BONE (2014) (0)
Book Review: The Archaeology of Human Bones (1999) (0)
Mycobacterium leprae diversity and population dynamics in medieval Europe from novel ancient genomes (2021) (0)
T. Aidan Cockburn (1912–1981) and Eve Cockburn (1924–2003) (2012) (0)
A Tribute to Don Ortner (2019) (0)
Stress in Transylvania: Utilizing macroscopic skeletal analysis to track metabolic and nutritional stress between Late Antiquity and Middle Ages in Romania (2017) (0)
Recent Trends in Lifestyles in Clwyd 1985-1990 (1992) (0)
Survival of calcified atheromata in the archaeological record - The effect of taphonomy, excavation and curation strategies on preservation and analysis (2015) (0)
Diet and Dental Caries in Post-Medieval London (2014) (0)
Reconstructing the Origin, Evolution, and History of Leprosy (2020) (0)
Emerging Pathogens. Archaeology, Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Disease. By C. Greenblatt and M. Spigelman. (2005) (0)
Novel detection of leprosy in archaeological populations by analysis of mycolic acid lipid biomarkers (2008) (0)
Health and welfare : lessons from the past. (2009) (0)
Integrated macroscopic and isotopic analyses to examine ‘stress’ during periods of political transition in Transylvania, Romania (2018) (0)
Book review of 'The Cambridge encyclopedia of human paleopathology' by A. Aufderheide and C. Rodriguez Martin, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1998. (2000) (0)
The impact of bioarchaeological study on understanding the evolution of cardiovascular disease (2015) (0)
Living with the Ancient Romans (2015) (0)
Availability of selected mental health services in the Ontario public health regions-1971. (1974) (0)
A community in transition: Analysis of health and well‐being in people living during and following aridification (2022) (0)
What matters to me: living with Crohn’s disease (2016) (0)
Time to be nosy: Evaluating the impact of environmental and sociocultural changes on maxillary sinusitis in the Middle Nile Valley (Neolithic to Medieval periods). (2021) (0)
Earliest known surgery was of a child in Borneo 31,000 years ago (2022) (0)
Spectres of False Divinity: Hume's Moral Atheism – By Thomas Holden (2012) (0)
Manchester, Keith (2020) (0)
Leprosy in Premodern Medicine: A Malady of the Whole Body. By Luke Demaitre. (Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007. Pp.323. $45.00.) (2010) (0)
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The literary merits of rap's lyrics: Rap as an original American literary art form (2014) (0)
PURPOSEFUL PAIN: THE EMBODIMENT OF INTENTIONAL SUFFERING (2015) (0)
Writing in Character: Ethics, Plot, and Emphasis in Samuel Richardson's Clarissa (2022) (0)
Understanding Historical Empathy Through the Dialogue of Elementary School Students: A Qualitative Research Study. (2019) (0)
Bioarchaeology of infectious diseases (2018) (0)
Deposited in DRO : 25 January 2018 Version of attached (2018) (0)
Bees in my bonnet : reflections on biological anthropology in the UK. (2003) (0)
Book Reviews July 2005 (2005) (0)
On that Celebrated Ground (2014) (0)
How Leprosy Affects the Human Body (2020) (0)
A Future for Leprosy: Clinical and Bioarchaeological Perspectives (2020) (0)
Edward Gibbon & the Age of Quarto. By F. P. LOCK. Kingston, Ontario: W. D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library. 2012. 32 p. $10 (pb). ISBN 978‐1‐55339‐381‐8. (2013) (0)
Recent trends in lifestyles in Mid Glamorgan 1985-1990 (1992) (0)
Building a supportive environment for teaching and learning : a reflective commentary (2003) (0)
The Bioarchaeological Evidence of Leprosy (2020) (0)
To Unite the Most Distant Revolutions (2014) (0)
Helen BushM & Marek Zvelebil (ed.). Health in past societies: biocultural interpretations of human skeletal remains in archaeological contexts. (BAR International series S567.) viii+145 pages, 22 plages, 40 figures, 13 tables. 1991. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports; ISBN 0-86054-716-7 paperbac (1993) (0)
ARCHAEOTHANATOLOGY AND PALAEOPATHOLOGY OF THE BURIALS AND “SCATTERED HUMAN REMAINS” FROM ARMA DELL’AQUILA (FINALE LIGURE, SAVONA) (2018) (0)
A child with probable skeletal tuberculosis from a cemetery in Turaida, Latvia (15th – 16th centuries AD) (2018) (0)
Database Creation, Management, and Analysis (2018) (0)
Health Related Behaviours in Rhondda and Taff Ely 1985-1993: Findings from the Health In Wales Surveys (1994) (0)
Health and disease in past British populations, prehistory to the later medieval period : some perspectives on the evidence and its problems. (2002) (0)
Somebody call a doctor!: Identifying limitations in using clinical data to interpret health in human skeletal remains from a Post-Medieval English cemetery (2018) (0)
Life in times of change – A bioarchaeological perspective on health and living conditions in Upper Nubia in the late 2nd and early 1st millennium BC (2017) (0)
Fourier transform Raman spectroscopy and archaeology: a preliminary study of human teeth (1994) (0)
Smoking and the Young in Wales, 1986-1992 (1993) (0)
Treponemal disease in Europe: A critical review of the skeletal evidence (2019) (0)
Creating communities of care: Sex estimation and mobility histories of adolescents buried in the cemetery of St. Mary Magdalen leprosarium (Winchester, England) (2022) (0)
Possible case of treponematosis in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula during the Late Roman period. A morphological and radiological study. (2013) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
An overview of the global palaeopathological evidence of leprosy (2014) (0)
Lessons learned from Britain. (1997) (0)
Bioarchaeology (2018) (0)
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF ABNORMAL ENLARGEMENT AND BENDING DEFORMITIES IN THE SKELETON OF A MEDIEVAL CHILD FROM ST PETER'S CHURCH CEMETERY, RIGA, LATVIA (2021) (0)
Gibbon’s Heterodoxy (2016) (0)
Book Review: Consuming passions and patterns of consumption (2003) (0)
Late Upper Paleolithic funerary behavior at Arene Candide Cave (Finale Ligure, Italy) (2017) (0)
Past and Present Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prognosis (2020) (0)
The Archaeology of Disease Documented in Skeletons Transcript (2019) (0)
The Biology of Leprosy Bacteria and How they are Transmitted to Humans (2020) (0)
The Marmoreal Edward Gibbon (2014) (0)
TheMemoirsand Character of the Historian (2018) (0)
Egyptian Mummies and Modern Science, Rosalie David (Ed.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (April 2008), ISBN: 97805218665791, 304 pp, £UK 60.00, US $100.00. (2009) (0)
Kempston : the cremations (3801-3805). (2004) (0)
The ‘Invisible Dead’ Project:: The Database as a Work-in-Progress (2017) (0)
The potential and challenges of constructing a bioarchaeology of care for a person with leprosy in the late medieval period (2015) (0)
‘Shared principles’: the scientists' reply (1992) (0)
Tracing a meridian through the map of time: Fact, conjecture and the scientific method in William Robertson's History of America (2014) (0)
The Genotyping of a Historic Strian of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (2012) (0)
Untangling the relationship between paleopathology and funerary behavior in the Italian Neolithic: new data from Arma dell’Aquila (Finale Ligure, Liguria region, northwestern Italy) (2018) (0)
Exploring the third “epidemiological transition” (2020) (0)
The costs of conquest: Detecting changing environmental stress in the transition from Iron Age to Roman England (2017) (0)
Calvin Percival Bamfylde Wells (1908–1978) (2012) (0)
Medical science and archaeology. (2007) (0)
A Solemn and Mournful Recollection (2014) (0)
News, Notes, and Queries (1999) (0)
[Role of the federal government in health]. (1972) (0)
David Birkett (1934–1990) (2012) (0)
Delineating the effects of early life experience on adult immune function in 20th Century Portugal (2017) (0)
Developing a transdisciplinary research network : lessons from Wales (2012) (0)
The European History of Health Project (2018) (0)
Gibbon’s Characters (2014) (0)

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