An edition of Skeletal identity of past southern African populations
(2013)
Skeletal identity of past southern African populations
lessons from outside South Africa
by Morongwa N. Mosothwane, George J.R. Maat, Alan G. Morris, and Margina Steyn
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Skeletal identity of past southern African populations: lessons from outside South Africa
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Table of Contents
Introduction: opening the cupboard - lessons in biology and history from African skeletons -- M. Steyn, A.G. Morris, M.N. Mosothwane, W.C. Nienaber & G.J.R. Maat
Khoe-San skeletal collections in Vienna and Paris: origin, history and context -- D. Botha & M. Steyn
African skeletal remains housed at the Anatomical Museum of the Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum -- A.E. Van Der Merwe, A.G. Morris, M. Steyn & G.J.R. Maat
Historical note and preliminary assessment of the human skeletal remains from southern Africa stored in the United Kingdom -- A.G. Morris & Y. Scholtz
Account of south African human skeletal remains at three North American museum collections -- M.N. Mosothwane
Crania of African origin in the Samuel G. Morton Cranial Collection -- E.S. Renschler & J.M. Monge
Chinese indentured labour on the Witwatersrand mines, South Africa (AD 1904-1910): a bioarchaeological analysis of the skeletal remains of 36 Chinese miners -- A. Meyer, M. Steyn & A.G. Morris
Survival time after fracture or amputation in the 19th century mining population at Kimberley, South Africa -- H.H. De Boe, A.E. Van Der Merwe & G.J.R. Maat
Incidental collection of archaeological human remains in Botswana: history and current state -- M.N. Mosothwane
Preliminary report on the skeletal remains of the inhabitants of 17th century Dambarare, Zimbabwe -- E. Swanepoel & M. Steyn
In search of the early inhabitants of Central Katanga, Democratic Republic of Congo -- N. Dlamini
Technical note, human skeletons from Sub-Saharan Africa in the field Museum, Chicago -- Alan G. Morris.
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Published by the South African Archaeological Society in association with ASAPA.
Includes bibliographic references.
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