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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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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
Uncovering childhood in museums July 27, 2018
Faulty science in DNA analysis of the Atacama ‘alien’ mummy July 19, 2018
‘I Bambini Nel Tempo’: a new exhibition on childhood in the past June 3, 2018

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