- How X-Rays Demystified a 2,500-Year-Old Battle Wound
- San Pedro de Atacama (Chili): Mummies' Hair Shows Nicotine Habit
- White man's skull has Australians scratching heads
- Oakington (G-B): Anglo-Saxon Child Birth and Female Fertility
- Paphos (Chypre): Ancient Toilet Reveals Parasites in Crusader Poop
- Skeletons show rickets struck the Medici family
- Ötzi the Iceman's: Protein Investigation Supports Brain Injury Theory
- Krapina (Croatie):Bone tumor identified in 120000-year-old rib of Neandertal
- San Pedro de Atacama (Chili): Nicotine mummies
- The Rhind Mummy revealed in true 3D
- Kellis (Egypte): Earliest Case of Child Abuse Discovered
- Ancient Greek Warrior X-Rayed
- Infant tooth reveals Neanderthal breastfeeding habits
- Wairau Bar (Nouvlle-Zélande): Light cast on lifestyle and diet of first New Zealanders
- Tell el Amarna (Egypte): Learning About Life From Death in Akhenaten’s Egypt
- El Sidrón (Espagne): Longstanding dental pathology in Neandertals with a probable familial basis
- Justinian Plague Linked to the Black Death
- Celestine V, Medieval Hermit Pope Not Murdered, as Believed
- Atacama Desert (Chili): Alien-Looking Skeleton Poses Medical Mystery
- Jamestown (USA): Starving Settlers in Colony Resorted to Cannibalism
- Jamestown (USA): Les premiers colons ont recouru au cannibalisme pour survivre
- Harappa (Pakistan): Indus civilization wasn’t nearly as peaceful as popularly thought
- Did Richard III Get Painful Scoliosis Treatment?
- Iceman Otzi had bad teeth
- Forensics 'prove' Ramesses III did have his throat slashed
- Radiological evaluation of the evisceration tradition in ancient Egyptian mummies
- 8 Mummy Finds Revealing Ancient Disease
- Amarna (Egypte): Cemetery Holds Proof of Hard Labor
- Preindustrial hunter gatherers had clogged arteries
- Most Ancient Romans Ate Like Animals
- Richard the Lionheart's mummified heart analysed
- Lepenski Vir (Serbie): Ancient Foragers and Farmers Hit It Off
- Ancient Teeth Bacteria Record Disease Evolution
- Scandinavie: Violence Among Stone Age Women
- Isotopic Data Show Farming Arrived in Europe with Migrants
- Richard III's Face Revealed
- US museum unwrapping mummy's story with CT scan
- Modern mummification sheds light on Ramses II
- Sicilian Mummies Bring Centuries to Life
- New imaging technique for identifying the age and sex of a corpse
- La Fogonussa (Espagne): Toothy tumor found lodged in 1,600-year-old Roman corpse
- Winchester (G-B) : A contextual study of the medieval hospital and cemetery of St Mary Magdalen
- Particles of crystalline quartz wear away teeth
- Man Bac(Viet Nam): The archaeology of health care
- Fighting may have shaped evolution of human hand
- Brain-Removal Tool Left in Mummy's Skull
- King Ramesses III's throat was slit, analysis reveals
- Upper Las Vegas Wash.(USA): First Evidence of Ice Age Wolves in Nevada
- Fecal samples from archeological sites reveal evolution of human gut microbes
- Berinsfield (G-B): Using Diet to find Social Structure in Anglo-Saxon England
- The relationship between diet and easy childbirth
- A Paleo-Forensic Study of an Assyrian Captive
- Mercury poisoning ruled out as cause of Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe's death
- Fidenae (Italie): a giant in third-century A.D. Rome
- Egyptian mummy with mouthful of cavities discovered
- Identification of strains of TB in skeletons
- The castrati: a physician’s perspective
- Fracture Treatment in Iron Age and Roman Britain
- Kennewick Man bones not from Columbia Valley
- Lonche (Slovénie): Evidence of early human dentistry
- Vac (Hongrie): DNA of mummies may help combat tuberculosis
- Tutankhamun's death and the birth of monotheism
- Decoding the Black Death
- Violence Through Time in the Eastern Adriatic
- Prehistoric ancestry of conjoined twins
- Llullallaico (Pérou): Ancient mummy had lung infection
- Dental detective: Decoding history using plaque
- Sveti Ivan (Bulgarie): Bones may be of John the Baptist
- Childbirth and C-Sections in Bioarchaeology
- Trapped dental 'calculus' holds clues to ancient human diets and health
- Olèrdola (Espagne): The first Prehistoric Iberian twins have been found
- Antigua - “Reading the bones”
- New study finds earliest evidence yet of differential access to land
- Forensic sleuth probes fate of royal lovers and lion hearts
- Determining sex from stable isotope analysis
- Gormaz (Espagne): Two trepanned skulls from the Middles Ages
- Infants' Flexible Heads Stretch Back Millions of Years
- Oslo (Norvège): Medieval Skeletal Trauma
- Examine diets of ancient peoples by using dental calculus
- 'Iceman' mummy holds world's oldest blood cells
- Schleswig (Allemagne): People, population and diseases in the Middle Ages
- Portugal : significant skull differences between closely linked groups
- Archaeologists reconstruct diet of Nelson's Navy
- Mary-Rose (G-B): Activity related changes in human skeletons.
- Salford (G-B): The Worsley Man, Iron Age murder mystery
- Hopewell population movements through Strontium isotope analysis
- Could these be the faces of the USS Monitor?
- Foot bones allow to determine sex of skeletal remains
- Mis Island (Soudan) :Making the bones speak
- Estimating Age at Death from Dental Remains
- Great Cave of Niah, Sarawak (Borneo) : How zooarchaeology can inform biodiversity conservation
- L'apparition des premières caries, il y a quelque 11 000 ans...
- Titris Hoyuk (Turquie) : a potential massacre from the Early Bronze Age
- Razboinichya cave (Russie) : Dog skull dates back 33,000 years
- Egyptians gave ibis birds a packed lunch for the afterlife
- Quelle science pour les restes humains ?
- Nouvelle Zélande : Teeth could unlock toi moko secrets
- Thèbes (Grèce) : Quelle maladie a ravagé la ville d’Œdipe ?
- Scan unwraps mummy’s secrets
- Danbury (USA) : The Unknown Benefits of Dental Plaque
- Scientists crack medieval bone code and confirm the existence of brucellosis
- Top 10 Hominid Discoveries of 2011
- The Yeti: DNA tests will finally solve a truly bizarre mystery
- Skeletons point to Columbus voyage for syphilis origins
- Hallstatt (Autriche) : Human skull study causes evolutionary headache
- St. Ivan Island (Bulgarie) : Relics of St John the Baptist Examined by Scanner
- Angoulème (France) : Les aïeux de François Ier exhumés
- Ancon (Pérou) :Scientists glimpse inside a Peruvian mummy
- Crooked Teeth? Blame Early Farmers
- Harappa (Pakistan / Inde) : Bones kill myth of happy Harappa
- Ice Mummy May Have Smashed Eye in Fall
- Andahuaylillas (Pérou) : Is this an alien skull? Mystery of giant-headed mummy found
- Oetzi probably died due to a fall
- Sex of Egyptian child mummy remains a mystery
- Oldest case of Prostate Cancer in Ancient Egypt
