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Infanticide in the archaeological record: sense or sensationalism? (Or: No, I’m not an ‘over-emotional’ mother and archaeologist)
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The late mediaeval agrarian crisis and the Black Death revealed through stressed childhoods
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The Bioarchaeology of Childhood | Sian Halcrow

I study dead babies from the past

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Why join the Society for the Study of Childhood in the Past? October 24, 2018
Ancient Family: Bioarchaeology, Infant Health, and Disease October 1, 2018
Child Born 90,000 Years ago had Neanderthal Mother and Denisovan Father August 23, 2018
Skull trauma in children indicates violent pre-Hispanic Canary Island societies August 9, 2018
The late mediaeval agrarian crisis and the Black Death revealed through stressed childhoods August 9, 2018

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