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Journal Article 2003 Wright, Lori E. Recent progress in bioarchaeology: approaches to the osteological paradox Journal of Archaeological Research [Wright, 2003 #32512]
Book Section 1997 Buikstra, Jane E. Paleodemography: context and promise Integrating archaeological demography: multidisciplinary approaches to prehistoric population [Buikstra, 1997 #24592]
Journal Article 1982 Bocquet-Appel, Jean-Pierre Farewell to paleodemography Journal of Human Evolution [Bocquet-Appel, 1982 #34778]
Journal Article 1994 Byers, Steven N. On stress and stature in the "osteological paradox" Current Anthropology [Byers, 1994 #34769]
Journal Article 1992 Cohen, Mark Nathan Comments on the "The Osteological Paradox": problems in inferring prehistoric health from skeletal samples Current Anthropology [Cohen, 1992 #34752]
Journal Article 1994 Cohen, Mark Nathan The osteological paradox reconsidered Current Anthropology [Cohen, 1994 #34751]
Journal Article 1993 Goodman, Alan H. On the interpretation of health from skeletal remains Current Anthropology [Goodman, 1993 #34701]
Journal Article 1993 Jackes, Mary K. On paradox and osteology Current Anthropology [Jackes, 1993 #34648]
Journal Article 1994 Wood, James W. Reply Current Anthropology [Wood, 1994 #34430]
Journal Article 1992 Wood, James W. The osteological paradox: problems of inferring prehistoric health from skeletal samples Current Anthropology [Wood, 1992 #34429]
Book Section 1995 Saunders, Shelley R. Can skeletal samples accurately represent the living population they come from? The St. Thomas' cemetery site, Belleville Bodies of evidence: reconstructing history through skeletal analysis [Saunders, 1995 #24681]
Book Section 1981 Cook, Della C. Mortality, age structure and status in the interpretation of stress indicators in prehistoric skeletons: a dental example from the lower Illinois Valley The archaeology of death [Cook, 1981 #24636]
Book Section 1997 Cohen, Mark Nathan Does paleopathology measure community health? A rebuttal of "the osteological paradox" and its implication for world history Integrating archaeological demography: multidisciplinary approaches to prehistoric population [Cohen, 1997 #24629]