Iron Age archaeology and trauma for Aymyrlyg South Siberia

Name: Iron Age archaeology and trauma for Aymyrlyg South Siberia
ISBN: 9781841715223

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AuteurMurphy M.M.

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Jaar2003

PublicatietypeBoek

VolumeS1152

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Pagina’s231

UitgeverArchaeopress

PlaatsOxford

ISBN9781841715223

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Exemplaar21868 ReknummerT-4-3-d

Life in Scythian and Hunno-Sarmatian period Tuva 3-24

Previous archaeological research in Tuva , p. 3
The Scythian world and the scythian period in Tuva (Initial Scythian period - Arzhan culture (8th - 7th century BC), Early Scythian period (7th -6th century BC, Late Scythian period (5th - 3rd century BC, Society and social structure, ... , pp. 3-9
Lifestyle and economy, Weaponry and wafare, Technology, Art, Religious and ritual beliefs, Historical sources) , pp. 9-15
The Hsiung-nu and the Hunno-Sarmatian period in Tuva (Early Hunno-Sarmatian period (3rd - 1st century BC), Late Hunno-Sarmatian period (1st century BC - 5th century AD, Society and social structure, Lifestyle and economy, Weaponry and warfare, ... , pp. 16-21
... Technology, Arts, Religious and ritual beliefs, Historical sources) , pp. 21-24

The cemetery complex of Aymyrlyg 25-36

Scythian period (Funerary monuments, Treatment of bodies, Grave goods) , pp. 26-31
Hunno-Sarmatian period (Funerary monuments, Treatment of the bodies, Grave goods) , pp. 32-36
Previous osteological analyses on the skeletal remains from Aymyrlyg , p. 36

Osteological methodology 37-40

Post-excavation treatment of the skeletal remains, Recording of the skeltal remains, Sex determination, Determination of the age-at-death, Estimation of the living stature , pp. 37-40

Trauma 41-68

Scythian period individuals (Bone trauma, Soft-tissue trauma) , pp. 41-54
Hunno-Sarmatian period individuals (Bone trauma, Soft-tissue trauma) , pp. 54-65

Weapon trauma and surgery 69-95

Scythian period individuals (Weapon trauma, Evidence for surgical procedures) , pp. 69-78
Hunno-Sarmatian period individuals (Weapon trauma) , pp. 78-93
Summary , pp. 94-95

Discussion 96-102

Fractures on the appendicular skeleton with no clear association with interpersonal violence , p. 96
Other examples of trauma with no clear association with interpersonal violence , p. 96
Fractures which may have been related to interpersonal violence , p. 97
Weapon trauma, Scalping, Decapitation and throat cutting, Deliberate extraction of the brain, Trepanation, Amputation , pp. 97-102

Conclusion 103-105

Appendices 113-231

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