Bioarchaeology: Interpreting Behavior from the Human Skeleton (Cambridge Studies in Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology Book 69)
Bioarchaeology demonstrates how the human skeleton can serve as a record of past behavior. Positioned within biological and evolutionary anthropology, this scholarly work introduces approaches for interpreting skeletal evidence and understanding ancient human lives, populations, and societies.
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Bioarchaeology explores human skeletal remains as evidence for understanding past populations.
This book focuses on interpreting behavior through the study of the human skeleton.
It presents the subject within biological and evolutionary anthropology, connecting skeletal evidence with broader questions about human lives and societies.
Designed as a scholarly resource, it offers a framework for examining what bones can reveal about the past.
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