Activity-Related Skeletal Changes
Résumé
Since the end of the 19th century, biological anthropologists have looked for evidence of change in the skeleton in order to identify physical activities in the past. These activity-related skeletal changes form an extremely heterogeneous group, both in terms of types of changes and processes behind their development. This entry presents the wide spectrum of opinions regarding the degree of accuracy that can be achieved in such studies of past activities, and some examples of activity-related skeletal changes, as well as their specific importance and limitations.
Domaines
Anthropologie biologique
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2023 Villotte ARSC social.pdf (641.66 Ko)
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