The Archaeology of Disease by Roberts, Charlotte (2010) Paperback
The Archaeology of Disease presents a broad exploration of how archaeology can contribute to the study of health and illness in the past. Drawing on themes shared by archaeology, medicine, and history, it introduces the evidence and questions involved in investigating disease across earlier populations.
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The Archaeology of Disease examines the study of disease through archaeological evidence.
It focuses on how the material remains of past populations can contribute to understanding health and illness.
The book brings together themes from archaeology, medicine, and history.
It offers a broad introduction to the investigation of disease in the human past.
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