The Archaeology of Disease
by Charlotte A. Roberts, Keith Manchester, Jacalyn Duffin, Mary E. Lewis
The Archaeology of Disease presents an academic exploration of disease through the lens of archaeology. Authored by Charlotte A. Roberts, Keith Manchester, Jacalyn Duffin, and Mary E. Lewis, it connects archaeological inquiry with medicine, science, and the study of human history.
About This Book
The Archaeology of Disease is an academic work focused on the relationship between archaeology and the study of illness.
Written by Charlotte A. Roberts, Keith Manchester, Jacalyn Duffin, and Mary E. Lewis, the book brings together perspectives from specialists in archaeology, medicine, and related fields.
Its subject places disease within a historical and material context, making it relevant to readers interested in archaeology, medical history, and the scientific study of the past.
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