
Histology of Ancient Human Bone: Methods and Diagnosis
Proceedings of the "Palaeohistology Workshop" held from 3-5 October 1990 at Göttingen
Herausgegeben von Grupe, Gisela; Garland, A.Neil
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The book provides an interdisciplinary approach to theresearch potential ofa histological inspection of excavatedbone finds. Anthropologists, forensicspecialists,palaeontologists and palaeopathologists have to deal withthe unique problems associated with the investigation ofmineralised tissues which have been buried in different soilenvironments for a long time. A summary of the appropriatemethods of investigation of species, determination of age atdeath and the diagnosisof pathology is presented. Althoughthe contributions mainly focus on light microscoy, moreadvanced methods such as histomorp...
The book provides an interdisciplinary approach to the
research potential ofa histological inspection of excavated
bone finds. Anthropologists, forensicspecialists,
palaeontologists and palaeopathologists have to deal with
the unique problems associated with the investigation of
mineralised tissues which have been buried in different soil
environments for a long time. A summary of the appropriate
methods of investigation of species, determination of age at
death and the diagnosisof pathology is presented. Although
the contributions mainly focus on light microscoy, more
advanced methods such as histomorphometry and
microradiography are also discussed in detail.
research potential ofa histological inspection of excavated
bone finds. Anthropologists, forensicspecialists,
palaeontologists and palaeopathologists have to deal with
the unique problems associated with the investigation of
mineralised tissues which have been buried in different soil
environments for a long time. A summary of the appropriate
methods of investigation of species, determination of age at
death and the diagnosisof pathology is presented. Although
the contributions mainly focus on light microscoy, more
advanced methods such as histomorphometry and
microradiography are also discussed in detail.