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Bioarchaeology of the American Southeast
approaches to bridging health and identity in the past
xx, 302 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.
A timely update on the state of bioarchaeological research, offering contributions to the archaeology, prehistory and history of the southeastern United States.
Biodistance between four Louisiana archaeological sites from the Woodland period / Steven N. Byers and Rebecca Saunders -- Health in transition : an assessment of nonspecific pathologies during the Coles Creek period in the southern lower Mississippi Valley / Ginesse A. Listi -- Regional differences in caries by sex and social status in late prehistoric East Tennessee / Tracy K. Betsinger and Maria Ostendorf Smith -- The end of prehistory in the land of Coosa : oral health in a late Mississippian village / Mark C. Griffin -- Nonlethal scalping in the archaic : violence, trophy taking, and social change / Shannon Chappell Hodge -- Warriors, identity, and gender : status and health at the King Site / Matthew A. Williams -- Intentional cranial shaping: a view from Lake Cormorant and Irby Sites, Desoto County, Mississippi / Della Collins Cook -- Voyageurs in a new world : a French Colonial cemetery in Nouveau Biloxi / J. Lynn Funkhouser and Barbara Thedy Hester -- A tale of two cemeteries : bioarchaeology and cultural resources management at The Citadel / Kristrina A. Shuler, Emily Jateff, Eric C. Poplin, Ralph Bailey Jr., Eric Sipes, and Charles F. Philips Jr. -- Skeletal remains from the School of Anatomy, DeSaussure College, University of South Carolina / William D. Stevens, Carlina de la Cova, Christopher Judge, and Christopher Young.
edited by Shannon Chappell Hodge and Kristrina A. Shuler.
Includes bibliographical references and index.