Bioarchaeological studies of life in the age of agriculture
Subtitle: a view from the Southeast
By: edited by Patricia M. Lambert
Contributors: Lambert, Patricia M., 1958-
Publisher: University of Alabama Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Tuscaloosa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 280
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Southern States -- Antiquities -- Congresses; Indians of North America -- Health and hygiene -- Southern States -- Congresses; Indians of North America -- Anthropometry -- Southern States -- Congresses; Mississippian culture -- Congresses; Southern States -- Antiquities -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [219]-272) and index
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Patricia M. Lambert; title: Ancient diseases, modern perspectives : treponematosis and tuberculosis in the age of agriculture / Mary Lucas Powell; title: Warfare-related trauma in the late prehistory of Alabama / Patricia S. Bridges, Keith P. Jacobi, Mary Lucas Powell; title: Transitions at Moundville : a question of collapse / Margaret J. Schoeninger, Lisa Sattenspiel, Mark R. Schurr; title: Dental health at early historic Fusihatchee Town : biocultural implications of contact in Alabama / Marianne Reeves; title: Agricultural melodies and alternative harmonies in Florida and Georgia / Dale L. Hutchinson ... [et al.]; title: Inferring iron-deficiency anemia from human skeletal remains : the case of the Georgia Bight / Clark Spencer Larsen, Leslie E. Sering; title: A comparison of degenerative joint disease between upland and coastal prehistoric agriculturalists from Georgia / Matthew A. Williamson; title: Dental health and late woodland subsistence in coastal North Carolina / Elizabeth Monahan Driscoll, David S. Weaver; title: Life on the periphery : health in farming communities of interior North Carolina and Virginia / Patricia M. Lambert; title: "Utmost confusion" reconsidered : bioarchaeology and secondary burial in late prehistoric interior Virginia / Debra L. Gold