Each bone tells a story. Each story is a bridge between past, present and future.
Watch this short video to know how our research group at the Division of Natural Sciences rediscovers a forgotten part of our history and why it is important to talk today about ancient rare diseases.
Ancient human bones find new life in the digital era. #digitisation #3D #Bioarchaeology #ZWA_DAI @DAI_weltweit Monice Timm, our former assistant researcher, digitised (Artec Spider light scanner, courtesy of KLIB) the bones from Khyinga, Mustang District, Weiterlesen…
#ancientraredisease #ZWA_DAI @DAI_weltweit @sciencedirect Our Special Issue on Ancient Rare Diseases is finally out! We got virtually together with the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Paleopathology (IJPP) and most of the authors to celebrate Weiterlesen…
Our latest work on the ancient rare diseases is now out! Read all about it in the October 2020 issue of the Lancet D&E. This innovative study presents a case of osteopetrosis from Neolithic Albania. Weiterlesen…
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