The Routledge Handbook of Paleopathology provides readers with an overview of the study of ancient disease.
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Anne L. Grauer, PhD, is a Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Loyola University Chicago, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction Part I: Applications, Methods, and Techniques in Paleopathology- 2 The macroscopic study of human skeletal paleopathology 3 Differential diagnosis and rigor in paleopathology 4 Epidemiology and mathematical modeling 5 Paleohistopathology: History, technical aspects and diagnostic challenges 6 Paleoradiology 7 Isotopes in paleopathology 8 Genetics and Genomics 9 Parasitology and paleopathology 10 Historical sources, historiography and paleopathology 11 Osteobiography and case studies 12 Mummified remains Part II: Investigating Diseases and Conditions of the Past- 13 'Sticks and stones may break my bones': Traumatic injuries in paleopathology 14 Developmental conditions in paleopathology 15 Tumors and neoplastic diseases: Assessing antiquity and pondering prevalence 16 Treponemal infection 17 Here and now, there and then: Two mycobacterial diseases still with us today 18 Paleopathology of infectious diseases 19 Metabolic and endocrine diseases 20 Dental disease Part III: Theoretical Approaches and New Directions 21 Ethical considerations for paleopathology 22 Synthesizing stress in paleopathological perspective: Theory, method, application 23 Theoretical approaches to the paleopathology of infants, children, and adolescents: structural violence as a holistic interpretive tool in paleopathology 24 Issues of gender, identity, and agency in paleopathology 25 Disability and care in the bioarchaeological record: meeting the challenges of being human 26 Defining the margins, embodying the consequences 27 Interpreting trauma and social violence from skeletal remains 28 The developmental origins of health and disease: Implications for paleopathology 29 Disease in the fossil record 30 Zooarchaeology and the paleopathological record 31 Plagues and pandemics 32 Public perceptions of paleopathology and the future of outreach 33 Big pictures in 21st century paleopathology: Interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity.
1 Introduction Part I: Applications, Methods, and Techniques in Paleopathology- 2 The macroscopic study of human skeletal paleopathology 3 Differential diagnosis and rigor in paleopathology 4 Epidemiology and mathematical modeling 5 Paleohistopathology: History, technical aspects and diagnostic challenges 6 Paleoradiology 7 Isotopes in paleopathology 8 Genetics and Genomics 9 Parasitology and paleopathology 10 Historical sources, historiography and paleopathology 11 Osteobiography and case studies 12 Mummified remains Part II: Investigating Diseases and Conditions of the Past- 13 'Sticks and stones may break my bones': Traumatic injuries in paleopathology 14 Developmental conditions in paleopathology 15 Tumors and neoplastic diseases: Assessing antiquity and pondering prevalence 16 Treponemal infection 17 Here and now, there and then: Two mycobacterial diseases still with us today 18 Paleopathology of infectious diseases 19 Metabolic and endocrine diseases 20 Dental disease Part III: Theoretical Approaches and New Directions 21 Ethical considerations for paleopathology 22 Synthesizing stress in paleopathological perspective: Theory, method, application 23 Theoretical approaches to the paleopathology of infants, children, and adolescents: structural violence as a holistic interpretive tool in paleopathology 24 Issues of gender, identity, and agency in paleopathology 25 Disability and care in the bioarchaeological record: meeting the challenges of being human 26 Defining the margins, embodying the consequences 27 Interpreting trauma and social violence from skeletal remains 28 The developmental origins of health and disease: Implications for paleopathology 29 Disease in the fossil record 30 Zooarchaeology and the paleopathological record 31 Plagues and pandemics 32 Public perceptions of paleopathology and the future of outreach 33 Big pictures in 21st century paleopathology: Interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity.
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