The Archaeology of Disease by Charlotte Roberts (2010-07-01)
The Archaeology of Disease examines how archaeology contributes to understanding health and illness in the past. Charlotte A. Roberts introduces a subject at the intersection of archaeology, medicine, history, and science, making the book relevant to students and general readers interested in human disease and past populations.
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The Archaeology of Disease explores the relationship between archaeology and the study of human disease.
Charlotte A. Roberts presents a subject that connects the investigation of the past with questions about health, illness, and society.
The book offers an accessible foundation for readers interested in archaeology, medical history, and the scientific study of past populations.
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