Bioarchaeology of Children

Explore the fascinating world of children's bioarchaeology in "Bioarchaeology of Children," published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This insightful book, spanning 268 pages, delves into the intricate study of children's skeletons found in archaeological and forensic contexts. Authoritative and comprehensive, it outlines essential methods for aging and sexing skeletal remains while addressing critical issues such as infanticide, physical abuse, diet, and disease. This essential resource is perfect for osteologists, palaeopathologists, and forensic anthropologists seeking to deepen their understanding of childhood mortality and health in historical populations. Enhance your knowledge and expertise in this vital field with this indispensable addition to your library.