Commingled & Disarticulated Human Remains Related to 1755 Lisbon Earthquake:ePoster2
Channel: Forensic 365
Date: 2021-07-05

The present investigation comprises the characterization of skeletal remains
recovered from the 2004 archaeological excavations carried out in the Cloister‟s Southwest
Wing of the Academy of Sciences of Lisbon, attributed to the 1755 earthquake. Among the
disarticulated remains, many teeth were found and these are the focus of this study. Our goal
is to use dental morphological characteristics to assess the geographic ancestry of the
combined sample using the methods of bio distance and rASUDAS2 by Cristiana Palmela Pereira, Beatriz A. F. Bento, Carolina Barroso Flamino, Rui Santos, Miguel Telles Antunes and Richard Scott.

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