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Documenta Archaeobiologiae Jahrbuch der Staatssammlung f�r Anthropologie und Pal�oanatomie M�nchen [ISSN 1611-7484] Edited by George McGlynn and Joris Peters Founded by Gisela Grupe and Joris Peters

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Bioarchaeology beyond Osteology.

Gisela Grupe, George McGlynn and Joris Peters (Eds.)

Hardcover

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This volume contains a list of contributors, foreword, six papers, and instructions for authors. The contributions deal with networking in bioarchaeology by the example of the DFG research group FOR 1670 �Transalpine mobility and culture transfer� aiming at the establishment of an isotopic map made up of multi-isotope fingerprints of cremtated skeletal finds in order to detect mobility and migration across the Brenner route [Grupe et al.], with stable oxygen isotope mapping based on modern reference samples of α-cellulose and water along the transalpine Inn-Eisack-Adige passage [G�hring et al.], with the uncremated skeletal remains from the large and well-documented Roman cemetery at G�nzburg-Ulmer Stra�e [Gerstmann et al.], with the approximation of the sea spray effect and limnic influence on δ34S and δ15N values of skeletal finds of terrestrial and freshwater animals and humans from the Hedeby-Schleswig continuum [G�hring et al.], with positions and criteria for terms such as identity and group membership [Vohberger], and with Herbert Bach�s valuable collection of prehistoric human remains and the connection between anthropology and human genetics in the former GDR [Pittelkow, Ho�feld].

Content:	212 pages, 83 illustrations, 32 tables		Price:	59,80 € (fPr) (incl.7% tax)
Text:	English, German
Abstracts in other languages:	English, German
Keywords:	animal bones, cemetery, collection, isotope analysis, settlement archaeology		Series:	Documenta Archaeobiologiae Jahrbuch der Staatssammlung f�r Anthropologie und Pal�oanatomie M�nchen
			ISSN:	1611-7484
			ISBN-13:	978-3-89646-627-3
Cover:	Hardcover		ISBN-10:	3-89646-627-5
Size:	21,0 x 29,7 cm / DIN A4		Place of Publication:	Rahden/Westf.
weight:	930 g		Date of Publication:	2015