| Contents Volume 1 | |
Guest Editor:
Dario PIOMBINO-MASCALI (Accademia Europea di Bolzano, Bolzano, Italy); E-mail:
dario.piombino@eurac.edu
June 2011
184 pp., 23 coloured and 78 black-and-white figures, 20 tables
ISBN 978-3-89937-137-6
38,00 Euro
| GILL-FRERKING, Heather, Wilfried ROSENDAHL, Albert ZINK and Dario PIOMBINO-MASCALI: Editorial: The Yearbook of Mummy Studies |
5 |
| AUFDERHEIDE, Arthur C.: The Enigma of Ancient Egyptian Excerebration |
7-10 |
| BECKETT, Ronald G., Ulla LOHMANN and Josh BERNSTEIN: A Field Report on the Mummification Practices of the Anga of Koke Village, Central Highlands, Papua New Guinea |
11-17 |
| BECKETT, Ronald G., Ulla LOHMANN and Josh BERNSTEIN: A Unique Field Mummy Conservation Project in Papua New Guinea |
19-27 |
| BOANO, Rosa, Donatella MEAGLIA, Gabriella DUTTO, Emanuele COSTA and Emma Rabino MASSA: The Biological Archive of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of Turin: Microscopic Analysis to assess the Preservation of Ancient Human Hair |
29-32 |
| CONLOGUE, Gerald, Tania BLYTH, Jiazi LI and Ronald BECKETT: A Comparison of Conventional or Plane Radiography versus Computerized Radiography in Paleoimaging Applications |
33-36 |
| COSMACINI, Paola and Patrizia PIACENTINI: Egyptian Mummies and Radiology: A Closer Link |
37-44 |
| DICKSON, James H.: Why Ancient Glacier Mummies are so Special: the Ingesta are Encoded Diaries and Maps |
45-50 |
| DONOGHUE, Helen D., Ildikó PAP, Ildikó SZIKOSSY and Mark SPIGELMAN: Detection and Characterization of Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA in 18th Century Hungarians with Pulmonary and Extra-pulmonary Tuberculosis |
51-56 |
| FORSHAW, Roger and Angelique CORTHALS: Multidisciplinary Investigation of the Manchester Elliot Smith Skulls |
57-62 |
| FRIEDMAN, Saul N., Andrew J. NELSON, Patrick V. GRANTON, David W. HOLDSWORTH, Rethy CHHEM and Ian A. CUNNINGHAM: Dual-energy Computed Tomography Automated Bone Identification in Ancient Egyptian Mummies |
63-68 |
| GILL-FRERKING, Heather and Colleen HEALEY: Experimental Archaeology for the Interpretation of Taphonomy related to Bog Bodies: Lessons learned from two Projects undertaken a Decade apart |
69-74 |
| SEO, Min, Chang SEOK OH and Dong HOON Shin: Parasite Eggs found in Korean Mummies |
75-81 |
| KUSTÁR, Ágnes, Ildikó PAP, Zsófia VÉGVÁRI, Lilla Alida KRISTÓF, György PÁLFI, Kinga KARLINGER, Balázs KOVÁCS and Ildikó SZIKOSSY: Use of 3D Virtual Reconstruction for Pathological Investigation and Facial Reconstruction of an 18th Century Mummified Nun from Hungary |
83-93 |
| MCCREESH, Natalie C., Andrew P. GIZE, John DENTON and A. Rosalie DAVID: Hair Analysis: a Tool for Identifying Pathological and Social Information |
95-98 |
| MEIER, Debra K., Sheila MENDONÇA DE SOUZA, Bernardo TESSAROLO, Gláucia Aparecida MALERBA SENE and Laura Piedade RIBEIRO DA SILVA: Acauă: CT Scanning a Mummified Body from Gentio II Cave, Minas Gerais, Brazil |
99-107 |
| MINNIKIN, David E., Gurdyal S. BESRA, Oona Y-C. LEE, Mark SPIGELMAN and Helen D. DONOGHUE: The Interplay of DNA and Lipid Biomarkers in the Detection of Tuberculosis and Leprosy in Mummies and other Skeletal Remains |
109-114 |
| CHRISTENSEN, Colleen R., Mike JACKSON, Jacksy ZHAO, Wayne VOGL and Maria Victoria MONSALVE: Synchrotron Mid-infrared Analysis of the Kwäday Dän Ts'ěnchi Ancient Remains found in a Glacier in Canada |
115-119 |
| MUSSHOFF, Frank, Wilfried ROSENDAHL and Burkhard MADEA: Nicotine in Hair Samples of Pre-Columbian Mummies - Proof of Consumption or Artifact? |
121-125 |
| NELSON, Andrew J., Rethy CHHEM, Ian A. CUNNINGHAM, Saul N. FRIEDMAN, Greg GARVIN, Gayle GIBSON, Patrick V. GRANTON, David W. HOLDSWORTH, Stephanie HOLOWKA, Fred LONGSTAFFE, Victoria LYWOOD, Ngan NGUYEN, Roberta SHAW, Mark TRUMPOUR, Andrew D. WADE and Christine D. WHITE: The ROM/UWO Mummy Project: a Microcosm of Progress in Mummy Research |
127-132 |
| ERMINI, Luca, Cristina OLIVIERI, Ermanno RIZZI, Giorgio CORTI, Raoul BONNAL, Stefania LUCIANI, Isolina MAROTA, Gianluca DE BELLIS, Martin RICHARDS and Franco ROLLO: Complete Sequencing of the Mitochondrial Genome of Ancient Human Mummies |
133-138 |
| REINHARD, Karl J., Sara LEROY-TOREN and Bernardo ARRIAZA: Where Have All the Plant Foods Gone? The Search for Refined Dietary Reconstruction from Chinchorro Mummies |
139-151 |
| ROSENDAHL, Wilfried, Anna-Maria BEGEROCK, Heather GILL-FRERKING and Robert HOPPA: Think about the Children: An Extraordinary Peruvian Mummy from the Collection of the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen in Mannheim, Germany |
153-158 |
| FERNICOLA, Vito C. and Marco SAMADELLI: Humidity- and Temperature-Related Preservation Challenges for the Iceman |
159-164 |
| VILLA, Chiara, Maria MŘLLER RASMUSSEN and Niels LYNNERUP: Age Estimation by 3D CT Scans of the Borremose Woman, a Danish Bog Body |
165-169 |
| WILKINSON, Caroline: Facial Analysis of Preserved Bodies |
171-180 |
| WORTMANN, Gabriele and Franz-Josef WORTMANN: Assessment of the State of Preservation of Keratin Material found with the Iceman in Comparison to other Mummy Hairs |
181-184 |
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