Titlebook: Archaeological Human Remains; Global Perspectives Barra O’Donnabhain,María Cecilia Lozada Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 archaeological skele

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J. V. Tyberg,G. A. Misbach,S. A. Glantzal contexts. Perhaps its most distinctive feature is the extremely arid climate in the coastal regions and highlands, which preserves a wide range of organic materials, including human remains, textiles, faunal and floral materials. An analysis of human remains in Peru can therefore include not only

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R. E. Kerber,J. B. Martins,M. L. Marcus was a research subject in the museums and medical schools which focused heavily on the nature of racial types. Its practitioners believed that it was a pure science which should not concern itself with ‘unscientific’ political issues. The separation of social and physical anthropology and the empha

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Barra O’Donnabhain,María Cecilia LozadaExamines past and current tendencies in studies of archaeologically-retrieved human remains across a range of countries.Explores the future trajectories of the study of skeletal remains.Contains conte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06370-6archaeological skeletal studies; biological anthropology; differences in attitudes about excavations; e

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To Be or Not to Be: Global Approaches to Ancient Human Remains,eological human remains have been used as the basis for a range of narratives such as human evolution; tracking ancient diseases; human variation; past migrations; and the reconstruction of past lifestyles. In some settings, human remains have provided the basis for politically motivated narratives