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Number of relevant bibliographic references: 45.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000024 (2016)	Rachel L V. Holgate ; Maryna Steyn	Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis: Diagnostic, clinical, and paleopathological considerations.
000103 (2015)	Antony Colombo ; Christophe Saint-Pierre ; Stephan Naji ; Michel Panuel ; Hélène Coqueugniot ; Olivier Dutour	Langerhans cell histiocytosis or tuberculosis on a medieval child (Oppidum de la Granède, Millau, France - 10th-11th centuries AD).
000105 (2015)	Michael Schultz ; Tyede H. Schmidt-Schultz	Is it possible to diagnose TB in ancient bone using microscopy?
000143 (????)	Albert Isidro ; Ivan Díez-Santacoloma ; Jose Méndez-L Pez	Approach to the diagnosis of unusual carpal ankylosis from ancient Egypt.
000152 (2014)	Ivana Anteric ; Zeljana Basic ; Katarina Vilovic ; Kresimir Kolic ; Simun Andjelinovic	Which theory for the origin of syphilis is true?
000207 (2013)	K. Kalová ; E. Drozdová ; V. Smr Ka	Survived spondyloptosis of the thoracic spine in the Early Middle Ages (Czech Republic).
000230 (2013)	A E Van Der Merwe ; D A Weston ; R J Oostra ; G J R. Maat	A review of the embryological development and associated developmental abnormalities of the sternum in the light of a rare palaeopathological case of sternal clefting.
000295 (2012)	Elizabeth Weiss	Olduvai Hominin 8 foot pathology: a comparative study attempting a differential diagnosis.
000307 (2011)	Xiu-Jie Wu ; Lynne A. Schepartz ; Wu Liu ; Erik Trinkaus	Antemortem trauma and survival in the late Middle Pleistocene human cranium from Maba, South China.
000346 (2011)	Garrard Cole ; Tony Waldron	Apple Down 152: a putative case of syphilis from sixth century AD Anglo-Saxon England.
000409 (2009)	Charlotte A. Roberts ; Luz-Andrea Pfister ; Simon Mays	Letter to the editor: was tuberculosis present in Homo erectus in Turkey?
000465 (2008)	Rosalba Ciranni ; Roberto Tempestini	Speculations about osteolytic lesions in an Etruscan skeleton.
000469 (2008)	Takao Suzuki ; Hisashi Fujita ; Jong Gyu Choi	Brief communication: new evidence of tuberculosis from prehistoric Korea-Population movement and early evidence of tuberculosis in far East Asia.
000479 (2008)	P. Vidal	[The role of medical imaging in paleoanthropology].
000485 (2008)	Mark G. Ruder ; James W. Carpenter ; Susan Kraft	What is your diagnosis? Mummified bird with excellent anatomical configuration.
000577 (2006)	Ana Luísa Santos ; Charlotte Ann Roberts	Anatomy of a serial killer: differential diagnosis of tuberculosis based on rib lesions of adult individuals from the Coimbra Identified Skeletal Collection, Portugal.
000578 (2006)	Tanya E. Von Hunnius ; Charlotte A. Roberts ; Anthea Boylston ; Shelley R. Saunders	Histological identification of syphilis in pre-Columbian England.
000585 (????)	L. Kilgore	Comment on "not Lucy, not the one".
000630 (2004)	N. Tayles ; H R Buckley	Leprosy and tuberculosis in Iron Age Southeast Asia?
000638 (2004)	Rethy K. Chhem ; Pierre Schmit ; Clement Fauré	Did Ramesses II really have ankylosing spondylitis? A reappraisal.
000667 (2004)	Susan Pfeiffer ; Christian Crowder	An ill child among mid-Holocene foragers of Southern Africa.

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