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Volume 35, Number 2, October 2003
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The archaeological study of epidemic and infectious disease
pp. 171-179(9)
Author: Mitchell P.

Malaria in antiquity: a genetics perspective
pp. 180-192(13)
Author: Hume J.

Can archaeologists excavate evidence of malaria?
pp. 193-209(17)
Author: Soren D.

A study of vault porosities in early Upper Egypt from the Badarian through Dynasty I
pp. 210-222(13)
Author: Keita S.O.Y.

The International Ancient Egyptian Mummy Tissue Bank at the Manchester Museum as a resource for the palaeoepidemiological study of schistosomiasis
pp. 223-240(18)
Author: Lambert-Zazulak P.

Native American disease history: past, present and future directions
pp. 241-257(17)
Author: Ramenofsky A.

European infectious disease and depopulation of the Wendat-Tionontate (Huron-Petun)
pp. 258-275(18)
Author: Warrick G.

A comparison between pre- and post-colonial health in the northern parts of South Africa, a preliminary study
pp. 276-288(13)
Author: Steyn M.

Possible relationship between porotic hyperostosis and smallpox infections in nineteenth-century populations in the northern frontier, South Africa
pp. 289-305(17)
Author: Peckmann T.

Uncovering a nineteenth-century typhoid epidemic at the Koffiefontein Mine, South Africa
pp. 306-318(13)
Authors: L'Abbe E.

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