Violent Past Both archaeology and bioarchaeology (that is, the scientific analysis of human skeletal remains) are, as disciplines, reliant on clear, unequivocal terminology when trying to identify, classify, analyze, and interpret what is in many cases a
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The Past as a Foreign Country
Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Pinker’s “Prehistoric Anarchy”
Linda Fibiger
Glaciers in the Anthropocene
A Biocultural View
Daniel Gaudio and Mauro Gobbi
bioarchaeology, a bioarchaeology of memory and identity, will then be necessary and applicable in the near future. Different views of glaciers probably clash from antiquity to modern times: glaciers as hostile, frozen walls that divide local communities; glaciers
Introduction
Anthropologies of Forensic Expertise in the Aftermath of Mass Violence
Zahira Aragüete-Toribio
Identity Research 2 : 1 – 20 . Bennett , C. 2019 . Human remains from the Khmer Rouge regime, Cambodia , in Ethical approaches to human remains: a global challenge in bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology , K. Squires , D. Errickson and
Silent Stock
On Clandestine Mass Graves and their Legacies
Élisabeth Anstett
challenge in bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology . Cham : Springer Nature . Stepputat , F. 2016 . Governing the dead: sovereignty and the politics of dead bodies . Manchester : Manchester University Press . Tycko , B. 2000 . ‘ Epigenetic