A case study of possible differential diagnoses of a medieval skeleton from Denmark: leprosy, ergotism, treponematosis, sarcoidosis or smallpox?

M. Lefort, Pia Bennike

The Archaeology of Medicine: Papers Given at a Session of the Annual Conference of the Theoretical Archaeology Group held at the University of Birmingham on 20 December 1998. Robert Arnott (ed). BAR International Series 1046, 2002. 129pp. ISBN 1 84171 434 8. �42.00

Pia Bennike

'Old wood' effect in radiocarbon dating of prehistoric cremated bones?

Henrik Thrane, Karen Margrethe Hornstrup, Jan Heinemeier, Pia Bennike, Jesper Olsen • 2013

Patterns of violence‐related skull trauma in neolithic southern scandinavia

Pia Bennike, Linda Fibiger, Torbjörn Ahlström, R.J. Schulting • 2013

Ancient bacterial DNA (aDNA) in dental calculus from archaeological human remains

Knut A. Selvig, Ole J. Marvik, Hans R. Preus, Pia Bennike • 2011

Characterisation and blind testing of radiocarbon dating of cremated bone

Henrik Thrane, Karen Margrethe Hornstrup, Jan Heinemeier, Pia Bennike, Christina Krause, Jesper Olsen • 2008

Coast–inland mobility and diet in the Danish Mesolithic and Neolithic: evidence from stable isotope values of humans and dogs

Árny E. Sveinbjörnsdóttir, Jan Heinemeier, Pia Bennike, Michael Richards, Jesper Olsen, A. Fischer • 2007

Comparison of child morbidity in two contrasting medieval cemeteries from Denmark

Pia Bennike, Holger Schutkowski, F. Valentin, M.E. Lewis • 2005