Search Results - "Cheverko, Colleen M."

Emerging inequality in the San Pedro de Atacama oases (Chile): An investigation of entheseal patterns using ANCOVA and factorial ANOVA by Cheverko, Colleen M., Schrader, Sarah A., Torres, Christina M., Pestle, William J., Hubbe, Mark

“…Bioarcheologists have focused extensively over the past few decades on how to best investigate past activity, often concentrating on data collection protocols…”
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Exploring the inclusion of developmental stress trajectories on past adult mortality patterns: Quantifying skeletal plasticity and adult mortality risk in post‐medieval London using a probability tree model by Sabazali, Cynthia, Cheverko, Colleen M.

“…Sufficient evidence supports arguments that early life conditions can influence adult morbidity and mortality in the past and present. Critical periods in…”
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Comparisons of statistical techniques to assess age‐related skeletal markers in bioarchaeology by Cheverko, Colleen M., Hubbe, Mark

“…Objectives Many authors argue that inconsistencies between studies of skeletal markers are based on different data collection protocols, especially when…”
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Resource intensification and osteoarthritis patterns: changes in activity in the prehistoric Sacramento‐San Joaquin Delta region by Cheverko, Colleen M., Bartelink, Eric J.

“…Objectives Ethnohistoric accounts and archaeological research from Central California document a shift from the use of lower‐cost, high‐ranked resources (e.g.,…”
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The decade under review: Recent trends and challenges in the use of macroscopic age‐at‐death estimation methods in bioarchaeology by Clark, Melissa A., Cheverko, Colleen M., Simon, Allyson, Lagan, Emma M., Hubbe, Mark

“…Accurate and precise age‐at‐death estimation methods are critical when studying past lifeways. However, adult age‐at‐death estimation is often difficult…”
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Brief communication: A re‐evaluation of the health index of southern Brazilian shellmound populations by Hubbe, Mark, Green, Madelyn K., Cheverko, Colleen M., Neves, Walter A.

“…Objectives The southern Brazilian shellmounds provide archaeological evidence of prolonged human activity in the coast from approximately 6000 to 1000 BP…”
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The relationship between cause of death and skeletal markers of physiological stress in the Hamann‐Todd collection by Simon, Allyson M., Mellendorf, Tempest D., Cheverko, Colleen M., Clark, Melissa A., Hubbe, Mark

“…Socioeconomic status, past stress events, and other factors may contribute to the cumulative burden of physiological stress, which influences an individual's…”
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The Effects of Physiological Stress on the Accuracy of Age-at-Death Estimation in The Hamann–Todd Collection by Simon, Allyson M., Cheverko, Colleen M., Clark, Melissa A., Mellendorf, Tempest D., Hubbe, Mark

“…Age-at-death estimation is influenced by biological and environmental factors. Physiological stress is intertwined with these factors, yet their impact on…”
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Human impacts on the environment and wildlife in California’s past: Lessons from California archaeology by Prince-Buitenhuys, Julia Renee, Cheverko, Colleen M., Bartelink, Eric J., Wunderlich, Veronica, Crawford, Kristina

“…The long history of human-animal interactions in California prior to European contact is frequently not considered when setting ecological baselines and, by…”
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