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Every year BABAO Annual Conferences gather professionals and students from all areas of biological anthropology and osteoarchaeology. We want to showcase the amazing research done by our community by sharing here some of the poster presentations!
Annual Conference 2023
Find the poster presentations to the 24th Annual Conference at UCL’s Institute of Archaeology here! Click on the image to expand the poster in a new tab, where you will be able to download it. Posters are presented in alphabetical order of the first author’s surname.
Investigating a Rural Transylvanian Village Cemetery Through the lens of an Osteography
Carlos S. Carvalho, Katie Zejdlik, Jonathan D. Bethard & Zsolt Nyárádi
The Urban Sea: Cribra Orbitalia, Porotic Hyperostosis, Linear Enamel Hypoplasia, and Sinusitis in three diachronic urban sites from the Dutch province of Zeeland (1030-1800 CE)
Maia Casna & Sarah A. Schrader
(Leiden University)
Are We There Yet? Can We Accurately and Reliably Estimate Juvenile Sex from The Pelvis and Mandible?
Max Goodman
(UCL)
An ancient Nubian neoplasm? Possible metastatic carcinoma from 2500-2050 BCE, Sudan
Rachael A. Hall & Sarah A. Schrader
(Leiden University)
Consumption by the sea: Patterns of tuberculosis in 19th century Royal Navy sailors
Aikaterini Kouloumenta & Kori Lea Filipek
(University of Derby)
Interpretation of gunshot wound distribution in judicial and extrajudicial executions from the Spanish Civil War
Vasiliki Louka
(University of Leicester)
Bone quality on the polder: DEXA Analysis of Bone Mineral Density in Post-Medeival Netherlands
Sarah Schrader (Leiden University), Petra Dibbets-Schneider & Elizabeth Winter (Leiden University Medical Center)
A recipe for boreholes: How experimental colony overcrowding in Dermestes haemorrhoidalis drives the transition of bone from food source to shelter substrate
Sarah E. Seeley
(Durham University)
Where are they now? The question of the Norton Disney skeletons
Samantha Tipper & Richard Parker
(Anglia Ruskin University)
The Lady in the Lead Coffin from Brough
Samantha Tipper (Anglia Ruskin University) & Kevin Winter (Newark County Council)
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