Bones 3

- Egyptian Mummies' Height Reveals Incest

- New study of Iceman reveals oldest known example of red blood cells

- How Nature Can Mummify Your Brain

- Bone analysis reveals violent history of pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica

- Dental enamel reveals surprising migration patterns in ancient Indus civilizations

- San Calocero (Italie): Medieval 'Witch Girl' Likely Just Suffered From Scurvy

- Norton Priory (G-B): Human ancestors could hold the key to early diagnosis of bone disease

- Archaeologists to reconsider origins of industrial era obesity and cancer by scanning Museum of London skeletons

- Rakhigarhi  (Inde): Haryana Harappans had 'stainless smile'

- Gough's Cave (G-B): Palaeolithic remains prove cannibalistic habits of human ancestors

- Milk teeth of Irish famine's youngest victims reveal secrets of malnutrition

- Julius Caesar may have suffered mini-strokes

- Hereford (G-B): Battered Bones of Norman Knight Tell Story of his Life and Death

- Lugnano (Italie): Solving the riddle of malaria

- Vác (Hongrie): Mummified bodies reveal how tuberculosis ravaged the heart of 18th century Europe

- Caleta Vitor (Chili): A Pre-Columbian population was poisoned

- Scaloria Cave (Italie): the transition from living to dead in Neolithic

- Jerusalem (Israel): Human parasites found in medieval cesspit reveal links between Middle East and Europe -

- Creating a malaria test for ancient human remains

- Ancient Africans used 'no fly zones' to bring herds south

- Cova do Santo cave (Espagne): Using the Dead to interpret Daily life in Bronze Age

- Heslington (G-B): 'Oldest human brain' may have been preserved by mud

- Significant facial variation in pre-Columbian South America

- Pharaoh  SenebKay was brutally killed in a battle away from home

- Wari Kayan (Perou): Mummy Hair Reveals Ancient Last Meals

- Mont Saint Jean (Belgique): L’énigme du squelette

- Badia Pozzeveri (Italie): cemetery may provide clues on cholera's evolution

- Researchers use isotopic analysis to explore ancient Peruvian life

- Richard III Killed by Sword Thrust Upwards Into Neck

- Otranto (Italie): Mystery Over 15th-Century Drilled Skull Solved

- Malocclusion and dental crowding arose 12,000 years ago with earliest farmers

- Science dates old dogs with new tricks

- Irkutsk (Russie): Prehistoric Grave May Be Earliest Example of Death During Childbirth

- Peruvian child mummy with elongated skull : a “virtual autopsy”

- Ancient Siberian brain surgery techniques

- Analysis of skull fractures in medieval Denmark reveals increased risk of death later on in life

- New tattoos found on Otzi the Iceman support prehistoric acupuncture theory

- Huari (Pérou): The life after death of dismenbered remains

- Nashville (USA): New clues to the lives of Grassmere slaves