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• 2014Bioarchaeology of the middle Neolithic: Evidence for archery among early european farmers58 cited
• 2015Ancient Human Bone Microstructure in Medieval E ngland: Comparisons between Two Socio‐Economic Groups54 cited
• 2012Categorization of Occupation in Documented Skeletal Collections: Its Relevance for the Interpretation of Activity‐Related Osseous Changes49 cited
• 2012Patterns of Interobserver Error in the Scoring of Entheseal Changes49 cited
• 2012Entheseal Changes: Do They Reflect Socioeconomic Status in the Early Medieval Central European Population? (Mikulčice – Klášteřisko, Great Moravian Empire, 9th – 10th century)40 cited
• 2018Complex variation of trabecular bone structure in the proximal humerus and femur of five modern human populations35 cited
• 2016Principal component analysis in the evaluation of osteoarthritis33 cited
• 2014Elucidating inequality in N ubia: An examination of entheseal changes at K erma ( S udan)31 cited
• 2016‘Til Poison Phosphorous Brought them Death’: A potentially occupationally-related disease in a post-medieval skeleton from north-east England.29 cited
• 2014A bioarchaeological approach to the reconstruction of changes in military organization among I ron A ge S amnites ( V estini) From A bruzzo, C entral I taly27 cited
• 2019Osteoarthritis, entheses, and long bone cross-sectional geometry in the Andes: Usage, history, and future directions23 cited
• 2018Entheseal changes and demographic/health indicators in the upper extremity of modern Americans: Associations with age and physical activity22 cited
• 2017Interpreting osteoarthritis in bioarchaeology: Highlighting the importance of a clinical approach through case studies from prehistoric Thailand21 cited
• 2020Hidden dangers? Investigating the impact of volcanic eruptions and skeletal fluorosis in medieval Iceland20 cited
• 2013Functional plasticity of the human humerus: Shape, rigidity, and muscular entheses19 cited
• 2012Entheseal Changes and Functional Implications of the Humeral Medial Epicondyle17 cited