The influence of taphonomy on histological and isotopic analyses of treated and untreated buried modern human bone

Rebecca A.G. Reid, Gregory E. Berg, M. M. E. Jans, R.J. Taylor, L.A. Chesson • 2024

The pattern of human bone dissolution—A histological study ofIronAge warriors from aDanish wetland site

A.K.E. Tjelldén, M. M. E. Jans, Søren M. Kristiansen, Henrik Birkedal

Are Teeth Better? Histological Characterization of Diagenesis in Archaeological Bone-Tooth Pairs and a Discussion of the Consequences for Archaeometric Sample Selection and Analyses

M. M. E. Jans, N. Arts, H. I. Hollund, H. Kars

What Happened Here? Bone Histology as a Tool in Decoding the Postmortem Histories of Archaeological Bone from Castricum, The Netherlands

S. M. Kars, Ineke Joosten, M. M. E. Jans, H. I. Hollund, H. Kars, M.J. Collins

Bone diagenesis in the European Holocene II: taphonomic and environmental considerations

Andreas Nord, Christina M. Nielsen-Marsh, Colin I. Smith, M. M. E. Jans, H. Kars, M.J. Collins • 2007

Bone diagenesis in the European Holocene I: patterns and mechanisms

Christina M. Nielsen-Marsh, Colin I. Smith, M. M. E. Jans, M.J. Collins • 2007

Diagenesis and survival of osteocalcin in archaeological bone

C. Vermeer, R.V. Prigodich, Christina M. Nielsen-Marsh, Colin I. Smith, M. M. E. Jans, Oliver E. Craig, M.J. Collins • 2005

Characterisation of microbial attack on archaeological bone

Christina M. Nielsen-Marsh, Colin I. Smith, M. M. E. Jans, H. Kars, M.J. Collins • 2004