Ancient parasite analysis: Exploring infectious diseases in past societies

P. D. Mitchell • 2024

Food in Medieval England: Diet and Nutrition (Medieval History and Archaeology). C. M. Woolgar, D. Serjeantson & T. Waldron (Eds). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 2006. 347 Pp. Isbn 978 0 19 927349 2. Oxford University Press, USA, 2006. 368 Pp. Isbn 0 19 927349 9

P. D. Mitchell

Diagnostic criteria for developmental dislocation of the hip in human skeletal remains

R. C. Redfern, P. D. Mitchell

A case for Sherlock Holmes: forensic investigation of a gunshot wound to the head dating from Victorian London

P. D. Mitchell, J. Bailey

Trauma in the Crusader period city of Caesarea: a major port in the medieval eastern Mediterranean

P. D. Mitchell

The Myth of Syphilis: the Natural History of Treponematosis in North America. M.L. Powell & D.C. Cook (Eds). University Press of Florida, Gainsville, Fl, 2005. 528 Pp. Isbn 0 8130 2794 2

P. D. Mitchell

Weapon injuries in the 12th century Crusader garrison of Vadum Iacob Castle, Galilee

R. Ellenblum, P. D. Mitchell, Y. Nagar

Writing Osteoarchaeology Review Articles With Impact

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Who Ate All the Thrushes? Roman Urban Street Food Consumers as well as Elites

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Some Highlights From 2024: A Year in Review at the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Ethics in Osteoarchaeology

P. D. Mitchell

Writing a First Osteoarchaeology Article: Some Advice for Early Career Researchers

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

The role of TV documentaries to disseminate osteoarchaeology more widely: The good, the bad, and the ugly

P. D. Mitchell

Osteoarchaeological identification guides: A new category of manuscript

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Violence, conflagrations and the destruction of Bronze Age cities in the ancient Near East

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

How dental wear can tell us about the lifestyles and trade specialization of the Philistine populations in the Iron Age Levant

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Fish out of water

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Viking sagas, early Christian cults, and the movement of people in the 10th–13th‐century Viking world

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

How cranial surgery was performed in Italy during the centuries after the Roman Empire but before the rise of the medieval universities: Integrating paleopathology and medical history

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

A study of reviewing at the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology: Accepting, declining, fairness, and responsibilities

P. D. Mitchell

They fought on horseback, didn't they?

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Extending our understanding of past animal diet using stable isotope analysis

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

How we can learn from analysing trauma in past societies

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Editorial: A tribute to Debra Martin

P. D. Mitchell, Robin Bendrey

Employing radiography (X‐rays) to localize lesions in human skeletal remains from past populations to allow accurate biopsy, using examples of cancer metastases

P. D. Mitchell, J.M. Dittmar