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Studying Maya bioarchaeology
Jane E. Buikstra
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Arts & Humanities
Bioarchaeology
100%
Maya
72%
Ancient Maya
32%
Skull
21%
Skeleton
18%
Sepulchre
18%
Physical
17%
Ruin
17%
Physical Anthropology
16%
Interment
16%
Archaeology
16%
Health
15%
Doctors
12%
Burial
11%
Anthropologists
11%
Skeletal Biology
10%
Archaeologists
10%
Chemical Composition
10%
Excavation
10%
Maya Archaeology
10%
Processual Archaeology
9%
Biological Anthropology
9%
Handkerchiefs
9%
Student Days
9%
Human Skeletal Remains
8%
Boas
8%
Age at Death
8%
Haciendas
8%
Theoretical Orientation
8%
Sex Ratio
8%
Human Ecology
8%
Tibia
8%
Mummies
7%
Human Remains
7%
Parietal
7%
Social Status
7%
Lawyers
7%
National Archives
7%
Systems Theory
7%
Cultural Factors
6%
Graduate Students
6%
Dichotomy
6%
American South
6%
Diplomats
6%
Elites
6%
Despair
6%
Teeth
6%
Builders
6%
Animals
6%
Visibility
5%
Diet
5%
Linkage
5%
Enthusiasm
5%
Completion
5%
Manipulation
5%
Expedition
5%
Pathology
5%
Night
5%
Contextual
5%
Ruler
5%
Recovery
5%
Agenda
4%
Enterprise
4%
Journey
4%
Length
4%
1970s
4%
1960s
4%
History
4%
Resources
3%
Causes
3%
Language
2%
Social Sciences
anthropology
43%
funeral
38%
archaeology
35%
health
30%
say
22%
social ecology
20%
interpretation
20%
sex ratio
20%
diplomat
18%
system theory
17%
bibliography
17%
cultural factors
16%
pathology
16%
environmental factors
15%
lawyer
15%
manipulation
14%
indication
14%
biology
14%
animal
13%
social status
12%
elite
12%
death
12%
graduate
10%
cause
9%
examination
9%
history
8%
resources
7%
time
5%
student
4%