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Bone Histology: A Biological Anthropological Perspective

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Highlights significant advancements in the field, including histological techniques and imaging. The book explores the fundamental biology of hard tissues like bones and teeth, focusing on metabolic processes such as bone remodeling and modeling and the influence of factors like genetics, environment, and pathology. Practical applications discussed include age-at-death estimation, species differentiation (human vs. non-human), and the histopathological analysis of skeletal remains in forensic and bioarchaeological contexts. The sources also emphasize the growing importance of three-dimensional imaging technologies (like micro-CT) and the crucial role of well-documented skeletal collections in advancing bone histology research.

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