This study reports new trace element and Pb and Sr isotope compositions of tooth enamel
from archaeological remains at a Medieval (Christian) cemetery located adjacent to the …

This article provides a detailed discussion of the evidence available to date on the
application of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) and supervised classification …

Anemia, a multifactorial condition with an intricate etiology, impacts on worldwide health. In
bioarchaeology, cribra orbitalia (CO) and cribra cranii (CC) have been associated with …

Bones and teeth are often the only fossil remains of vertebrates that are preserved over
geological time in sedimentary rocks. They render valuable archives for geochemical …

A major challenge in forensic anthropology and bioarcheology is the development of fast
and effective methods for sorting commingled remains. This study assesses how portable …

The close maternal-infant relationship during pregnancy and early infancy is still an under-
explored aspect of past human lives. Information about this nexus, which is driven by both …

Portable X-ray fluorescence is a new tool in the study of human bone. This research aims to
investigate if variations in bone elemental concentrations are related with porous skeletal …

Simple Summary Migratory bats species are among the most heavily impacted by the
erection of wind energy facilities, with many individuals killed at wind turbines each year. Bat …

Three trace elements in human bones permit the delineation of temporal and social
variability among medieval to early modern Danes in what they ate (strontium, Sr) and …

Particulate matter (PM) is one of the most important air pollutants that can hurt human health.
Fireworks are rare but important sources of ambient PM and can therefore lead to short‐term …