**CONTAINS PHOTOS OF HUMAN BONES**
Key case studies to discuss osteoarchaeology and its uses as an archaeological science. Brief overview of the bioarchaeology of care, secondary context burials and funerary taphonomy, trauma in bones and using a multidisciplinary approach.
A cheat sheet for archaeologists wanting to navigate the hell that is Egyptology - I see you and I feel you. This is for you, hope this does literally anything for you.
References are included at the bottom if you want to read further on the case studies :)
Still cramming for my archaeology exam wish me luck. Here's some more biological anthropology, this time human evolution. Will likely update soon with more detail (e.g. Australopithecines).
A summary of Scheidel's chapter "Building for the State: A World-Historical Perspective" from Allen's "How to do things with history: new approaches to Ancient Greece", Oxford Uni Press, 2018.
Biology A level OCR - Eukaryotic Cell Structure. This is following the OCR textbook for A level biology. The cheat sheet is on module 2, foundations in biology.
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