Park-Harris lines are radiographically apparent linear opacities that occur in a metaphyseal
bone in proximity to a physis. Lines correspond to a temporary interruption of the normally …

Objectives: The occurrence of transverse radiopaque lines in long bones—Harris lines (HLs)—
is correlated with episodes of temporary arrest of longitudinal growth and has been used as …

Harris lines (HL; also known as “growth arrest lines” or “transverse radiopaque lines”) are
horizontal sclerotic lines formed in the metaphyseal or diaphyseal part of long bones …

The identification of Harris lines through radiographic analysis has been well‐established
since their discovery in the late nineteenth century. Most commonly associated with stress …

Subadult growth and health have been analyzed in three cemetery samples from medieval
Poland, including two early-urban sites: Cedynia dated to the 10t–14th centuries AD, and …

Objectives: The objective of the study was to investigate whether the occurrence of the
Harris lines (HLs) affects the bone massiveness and intravital body height of the individuals …

In this chapter, we trace the development of anthropological approaches to human skeletal
remains in Greece, from their inception in the late nineteenth century to the proliferation of …

Archaeological human remains: global perspectives SPRINGER BRIEFS IN
ARCHAEOLOGY 123 Barra O’Donnabhain María Cecilia Lozada Editors Archaeological …

De acuerdo con una variedad de fuentes históricas, los habitantes de Nombre de Jesús
(1584), el primer asentamiento europeo en el Estrecho de Magallanes, habrían padecido …

A paleopathological study of a number of Egyptian mummies started at the beginning of the
last century with the pioneering work of Sir Marc Armand Ruffer. The application of …