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Description: Contents: Mind the gap: bridging disability studies and bioarchaeology: an introduction / Jennifer F. Byrnes and Jennifer L. Muller -- Accommodating critical disability studies in bioarchaeology / Russell Shuttleworth and Helen Meekosha -- Consideration of disability from the perspective of the medial model / Susan E. Roush -- Historiography of disablement and the south Asian context: the case of Shah Daula's chuhas / Shilpaa Anand -- Differently abled: Africanisms, disability, and power in the age of transatlantic slavery / Jenifer L. Barclay -- Kojo's dis/ability: the interpretation of spinal pathology in the context of an eighteenth-century Jamaican maroon community / David A. Ingleman -- Rendered unfit: "defective" children in the Erie county poorhouse / Jennifer L. Muller -- The bioarchaelogy of back pain / Kimberly A. Plomp -- Using population health constructs to explore impairment and disability in knee osteoarthritis / Janet L. Young and Edward D. Lemaire -- Quantifying impairment and disability in bioarchaeological assemblages / Ann L.W. Stodder -- Injuries, impairment, and intersecting identities: the poor in Buffalo, NY 1851-1913 / Jennifer F. Byrnes -- Impairment, disability, and identity in the middle woodland period: life at the juncture of achondroplasia, pregnancy, and infection / Aviva A. Cormier and Jane E. Buikstra -- Attempting to distinguish impairment from disability in the bioarchaeological record: an example from DeArmond mound (40RE12) in East Tennessee / Jonathan D. Bethard, Elizabeth A. DiGangi and Lynne P. Sullivan -- Anglo-Saxon concepts of dis/ability: placing disease at Great Chesterford in its wider context / Sonia Zakrzewski, Stephanie Evelyn-Wright and Sarah Inskip.
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