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FACULTY OF LETTERS - ARCHAEOLOGY - ARK 488 - Osteology II

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general introduction

Concept of osteology, skeletal systemsand its functions Bone structure andfunctions

White, T., P., Folkens, 2005: 31-46.

Anatomical terminology in osteology

White, T., P., Folkens. 2005: 67-72.

Skull bones and facial bones and theirgrowth and development

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 75- 126.Schaefer, M., S. Black, L. Scheuer 2009:3-66.

Vertebrae column. Growth and development

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 155- 180.Schaefer, M., S. Black, L. Scheuer 2009:98- 121.

Thorax: Sternum and ribs

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 181-192.

Shoulder girdle: scapula, claviculae andhumerus

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 193-202.

Midterm

Upper extremities: Arm and hand bones,growth and development

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 203-240.

Hip belt

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005:241-252.

Pelvic girdle: growth and development

Schaefer, M., S. Black, L. Scheuer 2009:230-253.

Leg and foot bones, growth anddevelopment

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005:255- 281.Schaefer, M., S. Black, L. Scheuer 2009:256- 334.

Estimating age of subadults fromdentition

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 364.

Estimating age of adult skeletons

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 365-384.

Sex determination

White, T., P. Folkens. 2005: 385-387.