Research Articles
Possible Behavioral Changes Associated with Severe Cranial Trauma at Early Bronze Age Bab adh-Dhra’
71–86
AbstractThe osteological remains of individuals from the Early Bronze Age II–III site of Bab adh-Dhra’, located in modern-day Jordan, indicate...
Using Content and Bibliometric Network Analysis to Understand the Development and Study of "Violence" in Bioarchaeology
87–105
AbstractViolence is an interdisciplinary concept subjected to the fluctuations of social and personal perceptions of morality, ethics, and justice....
Social Determinants of Head Trauma?
Skull Fractures in Nineteenth-Century Male Prisoners in Graz, Austria-Hungary
106–122
AbstractThis study investigates whether social factors influence patterns of head trauma in a bioarchaeological population sample of known identity. By...
Letter to the Editor
Comments on “‘How to Do a Good Job of Body Snatching’: Historicizing Radiogenic and Stable Isotopic Studies,” by Pamela L. Geller
123–124
AbstractJ. M. Wampler Letter to the Editor