As bioarcheologists and forensic anthropologists, we are writing to highlight the apparent
lack of ethical consideration, or mention of ethics, in published papers, especially when …

Traditional education in biological anthropology relies primarily on hands-on, highly visual
experiences. Forensic anthropologists, bioarchaeologists, and osteologists in general …

This manuscript aims to introduce the Colección Osteológica Subactual de Santiago
(COSS), a documented skeletal collection from Santiago, Chile, consisting of 1635 …

Osteological collections are an essential source of information on human biological and
cultural variability, providing insights about developmental, evolutionary, and biocultural …

ABSTRACT In the United Kingdom, the study of archaeological cremated human remains
has risen exponentially over the past three decades. Consequently, we are gaining a more …

Abstract 3D printed human remains offer an alternative presentation format to traditional
photographs, that could be more effective and less emotive. However, the perception of the …

The collections of human remains within our university laboratories and classrooms are
considered by many to be integral to teaching osteology. However, as an outgrowth of the …

Digital exhibits allow museums to showcase artefacts to the public irrespective of distance,
museum closures, and delicacy of the object. Vindolanda Museum developed the Digging …

Humans have interacted with the remains of our dead for aesthetic and ritual purposes for
millennia, and we have utilized them for medical, educational, and scholarly pursuits for …

The study of human anatomy has long been inseparable from illustration, as the portrayal of
the dissected body alongside a descriptive text supports the understanding of this complex …