- The world's oldest mercury poisoning revealed in Copper Age Iberia
- Interglobular dentine identified in cremated human teeth
- Rinnukalns (Latvia): This 5,000-year-old man had the earliest known strain of plague
- Meipu (Chine): teeth shed light on the human settlement of Asia
- Tooth tartar could uncover the drug habits of ancient people
- Ming Dynasty Skeletons Reveal Secrets of Foot-Binding
- Le Cailar (France): Skull fragments suggest Iron Age Celts tried to embalm severed heads
- Burned Bones Could Reveal More Than You Think
- Archaeologists can determine a person's sex by analyzing a single tooth
- Fern plant infusion keeps the doctor away in Medieval Europe
- Playa Venado (Panama) : Suicide, Sacrifice, And Mutilations In Precolumbian Cemetery
- Stonehenge (G-B) : Bones found belonged to people from Wales
- Tartar from ancient teeth to reveal how Iron Age Britons ate
- The Incas Mastered the Grisly Practice of Drilling Holes in People's Skulls
- Ouzbekistan / Kazakhstan : Silk Road cities were urban food deserts
- Scientists remove ancient plaque from 6000-year-old teeth to trace history of tobacco use
- Atacama (Chili): Ancient Baby Teeth Tell Archaeologists That Life In This South American Desert Was Stressful
- Oplontis (Italie): 3D Skulls Of Ancient Romans Killed By Eruption Of Vesuvius
- The role of cranial modification in identity formation in Pre-Columbian Peru
- Forensic researchers find more accurate way to estimate age of deceased
-Naples (Italie): How the mummified remains of child who died 450 years ago shed new light on hepatitis B
- Redefining knowledge of elderly people throughout history
- Linking Anemia To Porotic Hyperostosis In Archaeological Remains
- Ayia Irini (Grèce): Ancient feces reveal parasites described in earliest Greek medical texts
- Bone Study Highlights Neolithic Women’s Rigorous Labor
- Science meets archaeology with discovery that dental X-rays reveal Vitamin D deficiency
- Castrated Egyptian Mummy Is An Archaeological Mystery
- Sturt Creek (Australie) : High-tech forensics investigates massacre
- Sagalassos (Turquie) : Archaeologists Test Feces From Roman Latrine, Find Roundworms And Parasites
- Jutland (Danemark) : Morbidity and mortality of leprosy in the Middle Ages
- Isotopic analyses link the lives of Late Neolithic individuals to burial location in Spain
- Medieval London was the most violent place in England
- Oplontis (Italie) : Pregnant Women And Fetuses Among Vesuvius' Victims
- Zeleny Yar (Russie) : Meet the mummified Polar beauty, her long eyelashes and hair still intact after 900 years
- Beit Khallaf (Egypte) : Ancient Pharaoh May Be the 1st Known 'Giant'
- Skull shape and emergence of agriculture
- Elizabeth Mound 3 (USA) : mystery of detached skulls in burial mound
- Huarmey (Pérou) : Scientists know more about women from the pre-Inca tomb
- Ii Hamina (Finlande) : cemetery reveals adaptation to the environment
- Vancouver (Canada) : Buried in Beads 4,000 Years Ago, This Chiefly Family Lives Again
- Ancient skulls shed light on migration in the Roman Empire
- New bone identification method will help the study of past human societies
- Rossio do Marquês de Pombal (Portugal) : Medieval Skeletons Bear Evidence of Barbaric Punishment
- Yinxu (Chine) :Skeletal tests suggest sacrificial victims during Shang Dynasty were held for a time
- El Bordellet (Espagne): Medieval Farmers May Have Skinned Cats for Pagan Rituals
- Forensic technique uses forehead X-rays to assess age of juvenile remains
- Cerro Brujo (Panama) : Why was a teenager with bone cancer buried on Witch Hill ?
- Zhokhov (Russie) : Earliest evidence for dog breeding found
- Lisbonne (Portugal) : A Tumor with Teeth Discovered in Gothic Graveyard
- Tombos (Soudan) :Archaeologist wraps up excavation in the Nile River Valley
- Flawed forensic science may be hampering identification of human remains
- Girls have had it tough in China for nearly 3,000 years
- Rio Muerto (Pérou) : Rare Spinal Condition And Possible Inbreeding
- Riparo Fredian (Italie) : Oldest tooth filling was made by an Ice Age dentist
- Is That Skeleton Gay? The Problem With Projecting Modern Ideas Onto The Past
- Tiller the Hun? Farmers in Roman Empire converted to Hun lifestyle—and vice versa
- Bones, teeth reveal the harsh conditions endured by the ancestors of indigenous Finnish cattle and sheep breeds, particularly in the Middle Ages
- Mehrgarh ( Pakistan) : Dentistry, a 9000-year-old science
- Chennevières (France): le crâne médiéval qui révolutionne l’histoire de la médecine dentaire
- Lapa do Santo (Brésil) : Skull Similarities Suggest Multiple Migrations into South America
- Origin of gender inequalities
- Al-Khiday (Soudan) : Oldest Prostate Stones Ever Found Suggest a Man Was in Agony 12,000 Years Ago
- Winchester (G-B) : Medieval pilgrim burial reveals new secrets about how leprosy reached Europe
- Saqqara (Egypte) : researcher investigates the health of children in ancient Egypt
- Shaanxi (Chine): Earliest Diagnosis Of Legg-Calvé-Perthes Disease
- Weimar (Allemagne): The starving teenage Stone Age girl who died in agony from tuberculosis just six months after giving birth at 16
- Chili / Pérou: Scans unveil secret of Chinchorro's mummies
- Nefertari's mummy was ripped to pieces and tossed around by the ancient robbers, but scientists say they've now likely identified her legs.
- Archaeologist uses 'dinosaur crater' rocks, prehistoric teeth to track ancient humans
- Lucca (Italie): archaeologists find 'world's oldest dentures'
- The Vivid Blue Mineral That Grows on Buried Bodies
- Secrets Behind Ötzi the Iceman's Murder Unlocked
- South Wales (Australie) :an 800-year-old boomerang victim
- Dying in ancient Egypt—evidence of inflammation, infection and possible cancer
- Humans may be uniquely identified by the proteins in their hair Protein identification technique may be used in forensics, archaeology
- Vlasac (Serbie) : Ancient dental plaque sheds new light on the diet of Mesolithic foragers in the Balkans
- Cnoc Coig (G-B) :Britain's last hunter-gatherers discovered using breakthrough analysis of bone fragments
- Oaxaca (Mexique) : Bioarchaeologist studies dental remains to explore the ancient people and culture of Lower Río Verde Valley
- Swartkrans (Af.du Sud) : Earliest evidence of cancer in human fossil record discovered
- Akhmim (Egypte) :2,200-year-old Mummy Was Couch Potato, Had Osteoporosis
- Infant Cadavers Were Prized by Victorian Anatomists
- Atele (Tonga) :Ancient Baby Teeth Reveal Secrets Of A Polynesian Empire
- Trino Vercellese (Italie) : link between diet, surviving childhood in medieval Italy
- About archaeological analysis of cremated human remains
- Tenochtitlán(Mexique) : Mystery Of Morbid Aztec Skull Masks Solved
- Women in southern Germany Corded Ware culture may have been highly mobile
- Russie: Risky skull surgery done for ritual reasons 6,000 years ago
- A skeletal marker of physiological stress might indicate good, rather than poor, health
- New data improve techniques for determining whether a jaw bone comes from a man or woman
- Londres (G-B): Solving the mystery of the Roman Walbrook skulls
- St Denis (France) : Mystery of Mummified Lung Solved
- Bone weathering helps determine time of death
- Tooth Plaque May Hold Clues About Ancient Life
- Forensic researchers set standards for X-ray identification of bodies
- Pharaoh Ramesses III Killed by Multiple Assailants
