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Tag Archives: Human bones
Anthropology Teaching Tips: Playdoh
As you may have garnered from the radio silence that blanketed the blog for week-long periods this summer, in July and August I solo taught my first self-designed course. Now, at this point in my academic career, I have a … Continue reading
Posted in Bioarchaeology, Osteology, Teaching
Tagged anatomy, anthropology, archaeology, bioarchaeology, Human bones, osteology, pelvis, playdoh
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Identifying and Siding the Hamate
For the most part, I am a dependably frugal human – I pack my own lunch, I live with a roommate, and the average garment in my closet is curated for at least four years. However, when it comes to osteological … Continue reading
Posted in Bioarchaeology, Carpals, Osteology
Tagged Carpals, Hand, Human bones, skeleton, wrist
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Pop Culture Osteology: The Blacklist
I left the U.S. just before a number of the TV shows that I watch (e.g., anything that streams for free on Hulu) concluded their first seasons, meaning that I departed the country while at least three different plot lines had … Continue reading
Posted in Long Bones, Osteology, Pop Osteology
Tagged Human bones, Human Osteology, Knives, Long Bones, NBC, The Blacklist
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