Annales Universitatis Apulensis. Series Historica
Issue I 2018 | Vol. 22
Archaeology of Women: Mortuary Practices and Bioarchaeological Reconstruction
15 June 2018
Editor: Mihai Gligor, Andrei Soficaru
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Archaeology of Women: Mortuary Practices and Bioarchaeological Reconstruction – An Introduction
Mihai Gligor, Andrei Soficaru
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Sex-related Inequality in Mesolithic Societies from Northern Iberia: A Diet and Mitogenome Study in Hunter-Gatherers
Montserrat Hervella, Teresa Fernández-Crespo, Nerea G. Ventades, Imanol M. Laza, Rick Schulting, and Concepción De-La-Rua
Abstract HTMLCranial Fractures in 2005 Early Eneolithic Multiple Burial from Alba Iulia-Lumea Nouă (Romania)
Mihai Gligor, Andrei Dorian Soficaru, and Ana Fetcu
Abstract HTMLThe Women Among the Others. Some Insights Regarding Women’s Status in Eneolithic Society Based on Evidence from Sultana-Malu Roșu Cemetery (Romania)
Ionela Crăciunescu and Cătălin Lazăr
Abstract HTMLThe Hand that Threads the Needle Can also Draw the Arrow: the Case of Bela Vista 5
Claudia Cunha, Ana Maria Silva, Tiago Tomé, and António Carlos Valera
Abstract HTMLThe Cult of Female Warriors and Rulers in the Scythian and Sarmatian Cultures
Zaur Hasanov
Abstract HTMLMonasticism and Activity Patterns: Evaluating Osteoarthritis Distribution and Entheseal Changes in a Feminine Monastic Community (Santa Maria de Vallsanta, Spain)
Núria Montes and Maria Eulàlia Subirà
Abstract HTMLHow She Was Laid to Rest. Theoretical Perspective on Bioarchaeology of Gender and Identity in Medieval and Modern Portugal
Ana Lema Seabra
Abstract HTMLPortuguese Women’s Activity in the Past: Comparing Entheseal Changes Through Time
Charlotte Y. Henderson, Soledad Salega, and Ana Maria Silva
Abstract HTMLAn Idle Mind is the Devilʼs Workshop: A Study of Skeletal Markers of Activity in Female Monastic Populations from Belmonte (Spain, 16th-20th Centuries) and Alcácer do Sal (Portugal, 16th-19th Centuries)
Nataša Šarkić, Lucia Muñoz, Ana Maria Silva, and Jesús Herrerín
Abstract HTMLFemale Identity at the Beginning of the Modern Age – a Brideʼs Burial at Bubanj near Niš (Serbia)
Vesna Bikić and Nataša Miladinović-Radmilović
Abstract HTMLAn Ottoman-Age Femme Fatale. Archaeothanatological Context for the Deviant Burial of a Woman from Site No. 6 on the Haemus Highway in Bulgaria
Elena Vasileva, Petar Parvanov, and Viktoria Russeva
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