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Bioarchaeology of the African Diaspora in the Americas: its origins and scope	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Bioarchaeology: interpreting behavior from the human skeleton	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Recent progress in bioarchaeology: approaches to the osteological paradox	sekelly1	2011-10-16
The bioarchaeology of children: perspectives from biological and forensic anthropology	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Bone chemistry and bioarchaeology	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Chinchorro bioarchaeology: Chronology and mummy seriation	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Star Carr: a case study in bioarchaeology	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Bioarchaeology: the lives and lifestyles of past people	sekelly1	2011-10-16
The bioarchaeology of tuberculosis: a global perspective on a re-emerging disease.	sekelly1	2011-10-16
Bioarchaeology	sekelly1	2011-10-16

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Geoarchaeology is also known as archaeological geology or geological archaeology, depending on who you ask. I choose to call this group geoarchaeology because it is the shortist of the three.

The discipline of geoarchaeology is a combination of geology and archaeology to study past cultures. Geoarch is very, very interdisciplinary across the fields of geology, history, and archaeology. Toss in a little chemistry, soil sciences, and whatever else will help solve the problem and you have "geoarchaeology".

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