Stressed Out: Debunking the stress myth in the study of archaeological human remains  

Congrès, colloques, réunions

 

19-20 mai 2017
Londres
University College

 

 

The purpose of this conference is to re-consider the use of the term "stress" in human remains research and to start a dialogue regarding how to better define what we mean when we use "stress" in archaeology.

 

To this aim, the conference has a twofold agenda:
1) Dental anthropology perspective – tooth malformations, defects, and pathology;
2) Non-specific indicators of disease in paleopathology.

Registration deadline: 15th February 2017

 

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