Paleopathology.

Developmental defects of the axial skeleton in paleopathology by: (Electronic resources)

Ion Channels by: (Language materials, printed)

Identification of pathological conditions in human skeletal remains by: (Electronic resources)

Advances in human palaeopathology by: (Electronic resources)

Bones = orthopaedic pathologies in Roman Imperial Age / by: (Electronic resources)

New developments in the bioarchaeology of care = further case studies and expanded theory / by: (Electronic resources)

Ortner's identification of pathological conditions in human skeletal remains by: (Electronic resources)

Health and the rise of civilization / by: (Language materials, printed)

Modern paleopathology, the study of diagnostic approach to ancient diseases, their pathology and epidemiology = let there be light, the light of science and critical thinking / by: (Electronic resources)

The Bioarchaeology of Children : = Perspectives from Biological and Forensic Anthropology. by: (Electronic resources)

Chemistry.

Medicinal Chemistry.

Paleopathologie.

Archeologie.

Skelet.

Human remains (Archaeology)

Bone and Bones- abnormalities.

Organic Chemistry.

Bones- Imaging.

Orthopedics.

Social archaeology.

Archaeology.

MEDICAL- Evidence-Based Medicine.

Health.

Evolutionary Biology.

Molecular Medicine.

MEDICAL- Diseases.

Social medicine.

Veterinary Science.

Evolutionary Anthropology.

Paleopathology.

Medicine & Public Health.

Imaging / Radiology.

Paleontology.

Rome- History- Empire, 30 B.C.-284 A.D.

HEALTH & FITNESS- Diseases

Skeleton- Abnormalities.

Paleoanthropology.

Public Health.

Communicable Diseases- history.

Food Supply- history.

Pharmacology/Toxicology.

Bones- Diseases.

Bone and Bones- pathology.

Social Sciences.

Health Status.

Indians, North American- Southwestern United States.

Anthropology.

MEDICAL- Clinical Medicine.

MEDICAL- Internal Medicine.

Sociology, Medical.

Civilization.