Congratulations to Tristan Krap, Heidi Leroux, Annick Meurrens, Barbara Veselka, Jessica Palmer and Jaap Saers for completing the Master program Human osteology and funerary archaeology and obtaining their MSc degree! Their research is a valuable contribution to the field of osteoarchaeology, and the investigation of the Middenbeemster collection in particular. The titles of the theses are as following:
Tristan Krap: Changes in human cortical bone due to thermal stress. An experimental histological approach.
Heidi Leroux: The use of dental nonmetric traits for intracemetery kinship analysis andt cemetery structure analysis from the site of Middenbeemster, the Netherlands.
Annick Meurrens: Tattling Teeth: Occurence of enamel hypoplasia in a 19th century Dutch rural agricultural population.
Barbara Veselka: Rural Rickets: Beemster, a rural farming community in post-medieval Netherlands
Jessica Palmer: Busy Bones. Osteoarthritis and musculoskeletal markers as evidence of physical activity and social differentiation in post-medieval the Netherlands.
Jaap Saers: Sexual division of labour in rural 17th to 19th century Holland: A study of limb bone cross-sectional geometry
By clicking on the different titles, you will be redirected to the individual thesis-sections in the Leiden University Repository where additional information is provided and the complete thesis can be downloaded!
Tristan Krap: Changes in human cortical bone due to thermal stress. An experimental histological approach.
Heidi Leroux: The use of dental nonmetric traits for intracemetery kinship analysis andt cemetery structure analysis from the site of Middenbeemster, the Netherlands.
Annick Meurrens: Tattling Teeth: Occurence of enamel hypoplasia in a 19th century Dutch rural agricultural population.
Barbara Veselka: Rural Rickets: Beemster, a rural farming community in post-medieval Netherlands
Jessica Palmer: Busy Bones. Osteoarthritis and musculoskeletal markers as evidence of physical activity and social differentiation in post-medieval the Netherlands.
Jaap Saers: Sexual division of labour in rural 17th to 19th century Holland: A study of limb bone cross-sectional geometry
By clicking on the different titles, you will be redirected to the individual thesis-sections in the Leiden University Repository where additional information is provided and the complete thesis can be downloaded!