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| relationship between biology and behavior and the influence on human biological variation. |
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| when you find unhealthy looking bones it means the person was healthy. |
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| repetative or severe trauma will leave the mark |
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| when something heals wrong |
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| statisitcal analysis of population |
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| when the body was left in a natural poistion |
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| when the bady has been placed in a grave and messed with |
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| cultures believe that the way you are buried is the way you go tot he afterlife |
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the study of what happens after the artifact is buried Includes: Decompoistion post-mortem transport burial compaction chemical prosesses |
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| Bodies found in low oxygen climate which led to really good preservation |
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dry-preservation cold-preservation fossilization |
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| They were preserved in a low oxygen environment and were well preserved. |
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| Bones fuse at certain times in life. By looking these bones you can figure out how old someone was. |
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| when action is not put on a certain part of the body it begins to grow. |
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| an ancient practice still done today in which a patch of skull is artifictually removed by scraping drilling or cutting. |
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| when people do things to their teeth. |
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| size, shape, and topography |
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| genetic trait triggered by environment |
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| bone rubbing against bone |
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infection in the bone. Adult- vertebrae, pelvis Children- long bones Can progress into chronic condition |
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| pinta, endemic syphilis, venereal syphilis |
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| genetic or epigenetic or environmental at or before birth |
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| from looking at bones you can tell if the trauma was pre or post mortem |
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| bending, breaking, little pieces |
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| seen when there are cuts at the joints |
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Burials were sacred there is fear of the ansestors. Were buried with animals, drums, pottery etc. |
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| Ones station in life was correlated to the grave goods. Burials incorperated Christian and Norse beliefs. |
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