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Respiratory health in the Netherlands and England in the post-medieval period

HANDS FULL OF WORK: Entheseal changes as an indicator of socioeconomical and occupational status related activity

In our own natures frail. Testing the Skeletal Frailty Index on the Dutch (post-)mediaeval urban Eindhoven collection

The degree of osteophytes as a marker for age-at-death

Estimating Sex from Calcaneus Measurements in a 19th Century Dutch Population: A Machine Learning Approach

Generation and Evaluation of a User-Interface for the Identification of Skeletal Joint Diseases

Tracking breastfeeding and weaning practices in Cuba:Carbon and oxygen isotope analysis in enamel samples from the archaic population of Cueva del Infierno

Choose your side. Osteometric sex diagnosis from both upper limbs in Late Medieval and Post-Medieval Dutch populations.

Weary Medieval Populations

Stressed Out: Measuring frailty in the late medieval and early modern high status and low status populations of Zwolle and Arnhem with the use of non-specific stress indicators

Age-at-Death Estimation using Dental Root Translucency: The comparison of seven published formulae and the development of a new formula using dental root translucency as an age-at-death parameter, based on a 19th-century Dutch sample

The Dutch Distemper: Testing a New Diagnostic Method for Scurvy in a 19th Century Dutch Rural Population

Vertebral Compression: an assessment of vertebral compression fracture as indicator of activity in post-medieval Netherlands

To follow someone’s nose. A bioarchaeological study of chronic maxillary sinusitis and respiratory health in two Post-Medieval populations from the Netherlands

Life conditions of non-adult individuals, in post- Medieval Northwestern Europe, based on dental health and dental defects. Caries, calculus and enamel hypoplasia from the rural Middenbeemster in the Netherlands and the urban settlement of Aalst in Bel

Sex and the Cities: Urbanization's Influence on Sexual Dimorphism in the Post-Medieval Dutch

Making the Invisible Visible: Test of an osteological population-specific non-adult sexing approach using permanent odontometrics on a post-medieval Dutch skeletal collection

Analysing the Auricular Surface: A validation study of a non-adult sex estimation method in the Middenbeemster population

Digging for DNA: A Genomic Approach to the Sea People Phenomenon

Gendered division of labour in 15th to 18th century Aalst, Belgium, and 17th to 19th century Middenbeemster, the Netherlands

The application of analytical methods to prehistoric cremated human remains from Ermelose Heide and Oss-IJsselstraat

A shiver down one’s spine: The use of vertebral measurements and stature as non-specific indicators of stress in order to detect growth disruption and social inequality in postmedieval Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

Estimating Sex in Juveniles. Assessing the curvature of the iliac crest based on sinuosity values from 3D models using laser scanning

Worked to the Bone