Ronika Power

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Ronika Power is affiliated with the following schools: University of Melbourne, Macquarie University, Australian National University, University of Cambridge

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Ronika Power

Anthropology

#2541

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#3237

Historical Rank

Archeology

#850

World Rank

#1112

Historical Rank

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Ronika Power's Degrees

Masters Bioarchaeology University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Ronika K. Power is an Australian archaeologist who is a Professor of Bioarchaeology in the Department of History and Archaeology and Director of the Centre for Ancient Cultural Heritage and Environment at Macquarie University. Power is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London and the Royal Society of New South Wales.

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Ronika Power's Published Works

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Published Works

Inter-group violence among early Holocene hunter-gatherers of West Turkana, Kenya (2016) (152)
Building bridges : a practical guide to developing and implementing a subject-specific peer-to-peer academic mentoring program for first-year higher education students (2011) (18)
Human Mobility and Identity (2019) (15)
Identification of dermestid beetle modification on Neolithic Maltese human bone: Implications for funerary practices at the Xemxija tombs (2018) (10)
From refuse to rebirth: repositioning the pot burial in the Egyptian archaeological record (2016) (10)
Island questions: the chronology of the Brochtorff Circle at Xagħra, Gozo, and its significance for the Neolithic sequence on Malta (2019) (9)
Recycled Blessings: An Investigative Case Study of a Rewrapped Egyptian Votive Mummy Using Novel and Established 3D Imaging Techniques (2019) (7)
Placing and remembering the dead in late Neolithic Malta: bioarchaeological and spatial analysis of the Xagħra Circle Hypogeum, Gozo (2020) (6)
Who were the Nataruk people? Mandibular morphology among late Pleistocene and early Holocene fisher-forager populations of West Turkana (Kenya). (2018) (5)
Mirazón Lahr et al. reply (2016) (4)
Development of a novel minimally invasive sampling and analysis technique using skin sampling tape strips for bioarchaeological proteomics (2022) (4)
Assessing the standardisation of Egyptian shabti manufacture via morphology and elemental analyses (2020) (3)
The social implications of death in prehistoric Malta (2017) (3)
Ancient Maltese genomes and the genetic geography of Neolithic Europe (2022) (3)
From the cradle to the grave: child, infant and foetal burials in the Egyptian archaeological record from the Early Dynastic Period to the Middle Kingdom (ca. 3300-1650 BC) (2012) (2)
Deconstructing, Deciphering and Dating the Donkey in Old Kingdom Wall Paintings and Relief (2004) (1)
Proteomics dataset from 26th Dynasty Egyptian mummified remains sampled using minimally invasive skin sampling tape strips (2022) (1)
Learners Without Borders: Tales from the Trails of Navigating Transitions from Student Partners to Staff Partners – While Retaining Students as Partners (2017) (1)
Strangers in a strange land: the Australian Museum's collections of Egyptian human remains housed in the Museum of Ancient Cultures at Macquarie University (2015) (1)
A complementary validation of Egyptian faience jewellery reconstruction using elemental and statistical analyses (2021) (0)
Analysis of periosteal lesions from commingled human remains at the Xagħra Circle hypogeum reveals the first case of probable scurvy from Neolithic Malta (2021) (0)
Multidisciplinary discovery of ancient restoration using a rare mud carapace on a mummified individual from late New Kingdom Egypt. (2020) (0)
Development of a Novel Minimally Invasive Sampling and Analysis Technique for Bioarchaeological Proteomics (2021) (0)
Species identification of early colonial bone artefacts excavated from Pyrmont, Australia, by mass spectrometric identification of collagen peptides (2022) (0)
Reply to Stojanowski et al. (2016) (0)
Differential infant and child mortality and morbidity in Late Anglo-Saxon England (2010) (0)
Child, infant and foetal burials in the Egyptian archaeological record (2020) (0)
Death and Life in Neolithic Malta: Revisiting the Xaghra Hypogeum (2018) (0)
Becoming Osiris: restoration and elite emulation of a mummy from Late New Kingdom Egypt (2019) (0)
Stranger in a strange land [exhibition curatorship] (2008) (0)
Recognising inequality: ableism in Egyptological approaches to disability and bodily differences (2023) (0)
Strangers in a strange land: the ancient Egyptian mummies of Macquarie University (2014) (0)
Interventive dental therapy in Ancient Egypt (ca. 2686 BCE - AD 323): A critical review. (2022) (0)
Island Questions: the chronology of the Brochtorff-Xaghra Circle Gozo, and its signficance for the Neolithic sequence of Malta (2019) (0)
Thinking in colour: a mineralogical, elemental and cognitive study of Egyptian faience beads (2019) (0)
Proteomic characterisation of Ancient Egyptian skin, bones and textiles (2019) (0)
Human remains from twelve years of excavation in Sidon, Lebanon (2011) (0)
Comparative study: X-ray and neutron CT on a mummified votive offering (2018) (0)
Rhythms of Stability and Change in the Central Mediterranean (2017) (0)

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