This book is a pioneering publication on Greek Byzantine populations, opening a window on health status and dietary patterns through the lens of bioarchaeological research. Drawing on a diversity of disciplines (biology, chemistry, archaeology and history), the author focuses on the complex interaction between physiology, culture and the environment in Byzantine populations from Crete in the seventh to twelfth centuries.
This book is a pioneering publication on Greek Byzantine populations, opening a window on health status and dietary patterns through the lens of bioarchaeological research. Drawing on a diversity of disciplines (biology, chemistry, archaeology and history), the author focuses on the complex interaction between physiology, culture and the environment in Byzantine populations from Crete in the seventh to twelfth centuries.
Dr Chryssi Bourbou is a Research Associate at the 28th Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities (Hellenic Ministry of Culture), Greece
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction The jigsaw puzzle of health in context In search of Homo Byzantinus Tiny occupants in shallow graves: the bioarchaeology of non-adult individuals The Byzantine world on a plate Conclusions: reconstructing health and disease patterns in Byzantine Crete: results and perspectives Glossary References cited Index.
Introduction The jigsaw puzzle of health in context In search of Homo Byzantinus Tiny occupants in shallow graves: the bioarchaeology of non-adult individuals The Byzantine world on a plate Conclusions: reconstructing health and disease patterns in Byzantine Crete: results and perspectives Glossary References cited Index.
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