Sampling bias
introduced by differential bone and tooth preservation, diagenesis,
destruction of
bone microstructure by bacteria, postmortem calcite in bone
1992 Jackes, M. and D.
Lubell The Early Neolithic human remains from Gruta do
Caldeirão.
In, J. Zilhão (ed.), Gruta do Caldeirão - O
Neolítico
Antigo, Trabalhos de Arqueologia 6, pp. 259-295. Lisboa: Instituto
Português do Património Cultural
erratum: Table 16, page 284:
talus medial extension of the superior fact ABSENTlink demonstration of the
scattering of human remains laid in caves - further work is now being
done on this
question by an analysis of the human skeletal collection from the La
Garma
Cave system, Cantabria, Spainlink
to
information on La Garma
1996 Jackes, M. and D.
Lubell Dental pathology and diet: second thoughts. In, M. Otte (ed.), Nature
et
Culture:
Actes du Colloque International de Liège, 13-17
decembre 1993. Etudes et Recherches Archéologiques de
L'Université de
Liège, no 68, pp. 457-480 Liege
discussion on tooth
preservation and how this may determine the rates of dental pathology
we report: will the real caries rate please identify itself?
2001 Jackes M., Sherburne R., Lubell
D., Barker C. & Wayman M. Destruction of microstructure in
archaeological bone: a case study from Portugal. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
11: 415-432.
2009 Jackes, M.Teeth and the past in Portugal: pathology and the
Mesolithic-Neolithic
transition.In, T. Koppe, G. Meyer and
K.W. Alt (eds.) Comparative Dental Morphology, Frontiers
of Oral Biology 13: 167-172.(link)
2010Jackes,
M. 2011. Representativeness and bias
in archaeological skeletal samples. in S.C. Agarwal and B.A. Glencross(eds.) Social
Bioarchaeology, 107 – 146. Blackwell Studies in Global Archaeology.
Wiley-Blackwell. (link)
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