Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference of the British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology Department of Archaeology, University of Reading 2007 (Archaeopress, 2009)
Includes bibliographical references
Non-adult anthropology. A life course perspective of growing up in medieval London: evidence of sub-adult health from St. Mary Spital (London) / Rebecca Redfern and Don Walker -- Preservation of non-adult long bones from an almshouse cemetery in the United States dating to the late nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries / Colleen Milligan, Jessica Zotcavage and Norman Sullivan -- Childhood oral health: dental palaeopathology of Kellis 2, Dakhleh, Egypt: a preliminary investigation / Stephanie Shukrum and J.E. Molto -- Skeletal manifestation of non-adult scurvy from early medieval Northumbria: the Black Gate cemetery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne / Diana Mahoney-Swales and Pia Nystrom -- Infantile cortical hyperostosis: cases, causes and contradictions / Mary Lewis and Rebecca Gowland -- Biological anthropology. Tuberculosis of the hip in the Victorian Britain / Benjamin Clarke and Piers Mitchell -- The re-analysis of Iron Age human skeletal material from Winnall Down / Justine Tracey -- Can we estimate post-mortem interval from an individual body part? A field study using sus scrofa / Branka Franicevec and Robert Pastor -- The expression of asymmetry in hand bones from the medieval cemetery at Écija, Spain / Lisa Cashmore and Sonia Zakrezewski -- Ethics and repatriation. Returning remains: a curator's view / Quinton Carroll -- Authority and decision making over British human remains: issues and challenges / Piotr Bienkowski and Malcolm Chapman -- Ethical dimensions of reburial, retention and repatriation of archaeological human remains: a British perspective / Simon Mays and Martin Smith -- The problem of provenance: inaccuracies, changes and misconceptions / Margaret Clegg -- Native American human remains in UK collections: implications of NAGPRA to consultation, repatriation, and policy development / Myra J. Giesen -- Repatriation: a view from the receiving end: New Zealand / Nancy Tayles