I’m going back to in-class essay writing format for assessment (handwritten notes and annotated articles allowed for reference). This in combination with oral presentations, class discussion of readings, and other analogue-style activities.

So many concerning trends covered in this thread about why some Science Direct sites are no longer credible.

Same here. Turned out to be broken. Take care.

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Paleoradiology uses CT scanning, digital radiography, and 3D imaging to non-invasively characterize the lives and the experience of health and disease for past people. This paper presents an analysis of micro-CT scans of leprosy in three archaeological maxillae from Dahwa, Oman (2500-2000 BCE) to…

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Aww thank you! Looking forward to interacting more.

Thanks for this pack! Not an archaeologist but I am working on paleopathology in human skeletal remains from Dahwa, Oman with Kim Williams and PhD student Sangeeta Mahajan. First paper should be coming soon! Sangeeta’s looking at Bronze Age population mobility and exchange using isotopic analysis.