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2mo ago

Researchers Say 700-Year-Old Skeleton Shows First Evidence of Trebuchet Trauma

Advanced imaging and forensic comparison indicate a single, very high‑velocity impact killed a man buried under Stirling Castle, though the exact siege engine cannot be proven.

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3mo ago

Study Finds Medieval Danes With Leprosy or TB Still Received High-Status Burials

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10mo ago

Iron Age Italian Teeth Map Childhood Stress and Fermented Diets in New PLOS One Study

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10mo ago

Malawi Pyre Dating to 9,500 Years Ago Is Africa’s Earliest Intentional Cremation

Bioarchaeology

Researchers Say 700-Year-Old Skeleton Shows First Evidence of Trebuchet Trauma

Study Finds Middle Kingdom Princesses Show Bone Signs of Weapons Training

Forty-Four Revolutionary War Remains Returned to Lake George for Reinterment

Study Recasts Serbian Iron Age Mass Grave as Targeted Massacre

Study Finds Medieval Danes With Leprosy or TB Still Received High-Status Burials

Iron Age Italian Teeth Map Childhood Stress and Fermented Diets in New PLOS One Study

Malawi Pyre Dating to 9,500 Years Ago Is Africa’s Earliest Intentional Cremation