osteobiography

Skeleton, 3d printed skull and reconstruction side by side

Current Archaeology
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Reconstructing the face of an Iron Age woman from Dorset

The face and head of an Iron Age woman whose remains were discovered in Dorset’s Kimmeridge Bay 25 years ago have been reconstructed by an MSc Bioarchaeology student at Bournemouth University. The woman’s skeleton was discovered in 2000, when cliff…

Current Archaeology
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Science Note: Developing a collective osteobiographical approach to cemetery analysis

In the past, most analyses of human remains have examined specific, discrete aspects of osteological data such as health, trauma, and migration. In an attempt to provide a more holistic approach to the analysis of cemeteries, researchers at the University…