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Infanticide in the archaeological record: sense or sensationalism? (Or: No, I’m not an ‘over-emotional’ mother and archaeologist)
My work with babies – today and from prehistory
Upcoming meetings | Childhood bioarchaeology
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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Evolutionary Parenting Podcast on the Bioarchaeology of Infant Care March 7, 2021
The historical experiences of infant death in New Zealand September 25, 2020
New volume of Childhood in the Past — sscip April 9, 2020
Online resources on infant and child bioarchaeology for teachers and students April 4, 2020
Raising girls and boys in early China March 27, 2020

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