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Human Sacrifice
The book on the 13th-c. BC human sacrifice at Kydonia.
Kentro News
A 2023 bioarchaeology field school on the Hagios Charalambos bones.
Anthropological remains from Mycenaean Tombs at Kompotadhes in the Spercheios Valley: First impressions
Skeletons from Mycenaean tombs in the Spercheios Valley.
A Palaeopathological Investigation of Geopoiesis of a 5th century BC Brain from Tenos
A fossilised (geopoiesis) 5th-c. BC brain from a tomb at Exombourgo, Tenos.
Palaeo-Oncological Findings from Prehistoric Crete
Possible ancient bone tumours from prehistoric Crete.
The Lady of Ippeios
The richly-adorned 8th-c. BC woman from Ippeios, Lesvos.
Human Skeletons from a Late Minoan IIIA2-B Chamber Tomb at Galia in the Messara
Skeletons from a Late Minoan chamber tomb at Galia, Messara.
Genetic origins of the Minoans and Mycenaeans
Landmark aDNA study of Minoan & Mycenaean ancestry (Nature).
The Pit L Baby Burial– Hermeneutics
An infant burial at Kydonia and what it says about migration.
Due Sepolture a Enchytrismos del TMIIIB in una Casa a Festos
Two LM IIIB pot-burials inside a house at Phaistos.
The Earliest Archaeological Evidence for a Mycenaean Greek Ritual Form of Human Sacrifice
The Kydonia sacrifice, argued at the 2014 Milan colloquium.
Intramural Infant Burials in the Aegean Bronze Age
Why Bronze-Age Aegeans buried infants inside the home.
The Petras intramural infant jar burial: context, symbolism, eschatology
An infant jar-burial at Petras, Siteia — context and meaning.
Trauma, surgery, and pre-historic events
Prehistoric trauma and surgery in the Cretan skeletal record.
The Cremation Burial from Plakalona, Tourloti
A Late Minoan cremation burial at Tourloti, Siteia.
Excavations in the Hagios Charalambos Cave
The Lasithi cave ossuary and its commingled human bone.
Morbidity and Medical Practice in Minoan Crete
Disease and healing in Minoan Crete, read from the bones.
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