An introduction to the range of factors that affect the composition and condition of human
bone assemblages recovered from archaeological contexts, with discussion of the …

Bioarchaeology is a relatively young field that aims to improve our understanding of life,
death, and interrelationships among past humans around the globe. The discipline grew out …

In this article, the authors examine radiocarbon, histo-taphonomic, and contextual evidence
for the deliberate curation, manipulation, and redeposition of human bone in British Bronze …

Abstract In the Chincha Valley of southern Peru, pigmented human remains and grave
goods were found in over 100 large and accessible mortuary structures associated with the …

The ARIADNE Ontology is a modular ontology designed to describe the datasets that are
being aggregated in the ARIADNEplus infrastructure (Richards et al. 2020). The …

This paper sets out the results of radiocarbon, histological, and contextual analysis of human
remains from non-mortuary contexts in Middle and Late Bronze Age Britain. In the latter …

Human osteoarchaeology, the study of human skeletal remains from archaeological
contexts, has a long history in Greece. This review paper examines the developments that …

Off-site secondary burial cemeteries in the southern Levant are an innovation of the
Chalcolithic period. Ethnographic studies suggest that location of burial places was one of …

This article presents an analysis of biological and spatial patterning of an Early Classic (AD
250–500) Chatino cemetery at the archaeological site of Charco Redondo, located in the …

The terp of Englum is one of a series of artificial dwelling mounds on the left bank of the river
Reitdiep, in a former salt marsh region in the northwestern part of the most northern Dutch …