The Dilmun Bioarchaeology Project: a first look at the Peter B. Cornwall Collection at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

The Dilmun Bioarchaeology Project: a first look at the Peter B. Cornwall Collection at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Source :

• Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy [ 0905-7196 ] ; 2012-05.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Bahreïn.
  • topic : Traumatisme.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Accession, Accession number, Accessioned objects, Activity patterns, Alexis, Alveolar bone loss, American journal, Ancient arabia, Ancient health, Anthropology, Anthropology accession, Appendicular skeleton, Arab, Arab emirates, Arabia, Arabian gulf, Auricular surface, Bahrain, Bahrain tumuli, Bahrein, Bahrein island, Barbar temple, Bioarchaeology, Biological anthropology, Boutin, Buikstra ubelaker, Burial chambers, Burial features, Burial mounds, Cambridge university press, Case studies, Ceramic vessel, Complete elements, Cornwall, Cornwall collection, Cranial, Cribra orbitalia, Damman dome area, Dental anthropology, Dental development, Dental health, Dental pathology, Dhahran, Dilmun, Dilmun bioarchaeology project, Dilmun bioarchaeology project table, Early dilmun, Early dilmun period, Eastern saudi arabia, Enamel, Entire collection, Excavation, Fabric colour, Faunal, Faunal evidence, Forensic osteology, Fragmentary cranial, Frohlich, Graduate student, Harvard university, Hasa, Health index, Hearst museum, High frequencies, Human evolution, Human osteology, Interment, International journal, Jabal hadrukh, Jennifer piro, Kegan paul, Limited amounts, Littleton, Long bones, Lonnee noordhuizen, Lukacs yule, Maximum head diameter, Mccown, Medieval population, Metric data, Middle adult years, Mortuary, Nutritional status, Pelvic morphology, Personal communication, Phoebe, Photo courtesy, Physical anthropologist, Physical anthropology, Physiological stress, Porotic hyperostosis, Potts, Precise location, Preliminary analysis, Preliminary report, Relative completeness, Relative dates, Saudi, Saudi arabia, Second millennium, Second phase, Skeletal completeness, Skeletal evidence, Skeletal growth, Skeletal indicators, Skeletal materials, Skeleton, Small cemetery, Social complexity, Social formation, Sonoma state university, Standard deviation, Sudanese nubia, Surface collections, Theodore mccown, Trauma, Tumuli, Tumulus, University press, Verlag marie leidorf.
• Teeft :
  • Accession, Accession number, Accessioned objects, Activity patterns, Alexis, Alveolar bone loss, American journal, Ancient arabia, Ancient health, Anthropology, Anthropology accession, Appendicular skeleton, Arab, Arab emirates, Arabia, Arabian gulf, Auricular surface, Bahrain, Bahrain tumuli, Bahrein, Bahrein island, Barbar temple, Bioarchaeology, Biological anthropology, Boutin, Buikstra ubelaker, Burial chambers, Burial features, Burial mounds, Cambridge university press, Case studies, Ceramic vessel, Complete elements, Cornwall, Cornwall collection, Cranial, Cribra orbitalia, Damman dome area, Dental anthropology, Dental development, Dental health, Dental pathology, Dhahran, Dilmun, Dilmun bioarchaeology project, Dilmun bioarchaeology project table, Early dilmun, Early dilmun period, Eastern saudi arabia, Enamel, Entire collection, Excavation, Fabric colour, Faunal, Faunal evidence, Forensic osteology, Fragmentary cranial, Frohlich, Graduate student, Harvard university, Hasa, Health index, Hearst museum, High frequencies, Human evolution, Human osteology, Interment, International journal, Jabal hadrukh, Jennifer piro, Kegan paul, Limited amounts, Littleton, Long bones, Lonnee noordhuizen, Lukacs yule, Maximum head diameter, Mccown, Medieval population, Metric data, Middle adult years, Mortuary, Nutritional status, Pelvic morphology, Personal communication, Phoebe, Photo courtesy, Physical anthropologist, Physical anthropology, Physiological stress, Porotic hyperostosis, Potts, Precise location, Preliminary analysis, Preliminary report, Relative completeness, Relative dates, Saudi, Saudi arabia, Second millennium, Second phase, Skeletal completeness, Skeletal evidence, Skeletal growth, Skeletal indicators, Skeletal materials, Skeleton, Small cemetery, Social complexity, Social formation, Sonoma state university, Standard deviation, Sudanese nubia, Surface collections, Theodore mccown, Trauma, Tumuli, Tumulus, University press, Verlag marie leidorf.

Abstract

• https://api.istex.fr/document/CDE7678A49AF0D36C8A418547B7418F8CCB24B96/fulltext/pdf

Affiliations:

• États-Unis
• Californie
• Berkeley (Californie)

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