2016
DOI: 10.17139/raab.2016.0018.02.02
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Paleohistology and the study of human remains: past, present and future approaches

Abstract: The invention of the microscope revolutionized the course of human knowledge. This instrument changed the face of science and of previous beliefs, expanded the horizons of knowledge, and challenged philosophical and scientific thought, especially in the field of natural sciences and medicine. In the domain of bioarchaeology, the introduction of histological techniques was important; not only to identify body tissues and to diagnose diseases in mummified remains, KeywoRdS microscopy; dry bone remains; multiple … Show more

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“…Este interés también se ha visto reflejado en los estudios arqueológicos (Assis et al 2016;Desántolo y Bernal 2016). En estos últimos, se ha profundizado el estudio microestructural tanto de restos humanos como no humanos.…”
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“…Este interés también se ha visto reflejado en los estudios arqueológicos (Assis et al 2016;Desántolo y Bernal 2016). En estos últimos, se ha profundizado el estudio microestructural tanto de restos humanos como no humanos.…”
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