On the most recent episode of Bones, a team of forensic anthropologists scanned and uploaded a skeleton to the cloud, so that another team could download and print the bones halfway around the world ...

Many people don’t realize just how many types of archaeology there are. At the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, we talk about underwater archaeology all the time, but there are dozens of other specialties ...

This theme brings together discussions and resources addressing the rapidly developing ethical dimensions of genetic research. Key questions related to this theme include: How is genetic information ...

New bioarchaeology research from a University of Otago PhD candidate has shown how infectious diseases may have spread 4000 years ago, while highlighting the dangers of letting such diseases run rife.

Introduction : the bioarchaeology of conflict / Christopher Knüsel and Martin J. Smith -- Trauma interpretation in the context of biological anthropology / Douglas H. Ubelaker and Kristin M.

The Practice of Bioarchaeology -- An Ethos for Bioarchaeologists -- Formulating Research Projects Involving Human Remains -- Best Practices: Excavation Guidelines and Taphonomic Considerations -- The ...

Did you know that your daily experiences, identity, and health can leave traces in your skeleton? Bioarchaeologistsusethisinformationtolearn about life in past human ...

The latest episode from the Bank of Cyprus Culture Foundation’s (BoCCF’s) “Mila Mou Istorika” (“Speak To Me Historically”) podcast series will feature Dr Gregoria Ioannou, bioarchaeologist, speaking ...

BERLIN, GERMANY—Science Magazine reports that scientists have gathered at a conference organized by Emmanuele Petiti and Julia Gresky of the German Archaeological Institute to talk about “the ...

The Bioarchaeology and Genetics Working Group has received a $20,000 SSHRC Connections grant to help support the “Exploring the (Re)- Construction of Identity at the Interface of Biology, Genetics, ...

Professor Umberto Albarella from the School of Biosciences has successfully secured over £320,000 in funding to significantly improve and enhance the Bioarchaeology laboratories and collections.

The Manchester Institute of Biotechnology, University of Manchester, will be hosting a virtual symposium entitled "Technologies in Bioarchaeology and Palaeobiology" This event is the inaugural ...