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Stories from the Skeleton: Behavioral Reconstruction in Human Osteology

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Of science and stories osteoarthritis - clinical and osteological approaches osteoarthritis and activity - occupational and sports studies osteoarthritis - anthropological interpretations enthesophaties and other osteological indicators of activity trauma studies of bone geometry - the shape of things to come? defining the limits of interpretation.

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