Genetic Markers, Birth Characteristics, and Childhood Leukemia Risk

Kennedy, Amy E.

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“…Studies on occupational stress were developed further by K. A. R. Kennedy, who was able to use his experience as a forensic anthropologist, as well as the record of industrial and sports medicine (44). This work has culminated in the identification of over 140 established skeletal markers possibly caused by occupational stress (45).…”

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Attempting to Identify Activities in the Past: Preliminary Investigations of the Third Millennium BC Population at Tell Abraq

Blau

1996

Arab Archaeol Epigr

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This paper reviews attempts by osteologists to identify activities in the past through examination of particular alterations to skeletal remains. Following an outline of the history of interest in occupational pathology, the physiology of bone is briefly summarised in order better to understand the potential of investigating occupation in the past. A history of archaeological research and interpretations in this field is then provided, followed by a discussion of a particular case study in which the human skeletal remains and material culture from the site of Tell Abraq were examined by the author in an attempt to identify bone alterations which may be attributed to certain activities.

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Section: History Of Archaeological Research and Interpretationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Attempting to Identify Activities in the Past: Preliminary Investigations of the Third Millennium BC Population at Tell Abraq

Blau

1996

Arab Archaeol Epigr

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Genetic Markers, Birth Characteristics, and Childhood Leukemia Risk

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Attempting to Identify Activities in the Past: Preliminary Investigations of the Third Millennium BC Population at Tell Abraq

Attempting to Identify Activities in the Past: Preliminary Investigations of the Third Millennium BC Population at Tell Abraq

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