… with the publication of Fekri Hassan’s 1981 book Demographic Archaeology . Hassan
detailed the ways in which archaeologists have estimated population, focusing on evidence from …

… is reflective of the mortality demographics of nineteenth-century … In this analysis we provide
a demographic perspective to … -century hospital mortality data (Chamberlain 2006). Note that …

… 4 but despite this limitation, valuable demographic (ie, age-at-… In bioarchaeology or historical
osteological research—which … Choeung Ek crania regarding demographic and traumatic …

… when certain social, demographic, economic and environmental … It argues that demographic
factors during the Neolithic may … : Kerig 2016) but rarely clearly defined, with archaeologists …

… We want to thank Beatrice Rehl at Cambridge University Press for guiding us through the
process from idea to publication, Cory Stade for excellent copy editing and indexing work, and …

Giorgio Buccellati, A Critique of Archaeological Reason: Structural, Digital and Philosophical
Aspects of the Excavated Record, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2017. …

… The universality of this assertion about disaster demography has … With that demographic
foundation and groups most at-risk … This chapter describes and compares the demography of …

… the pre-existing archaeological evidence in order to reconstruct the demographic composition,
… 1) What was the demographic composition of the individuals buried at Dealul Furcilor? 2) …

… , before the demographic transition associated with the industrial revolution, usually ranged
between 3 and 7 individuals, with an average of about 5 (Chamberlain, 2006; Hansen, 2006, …

… Cambridge, Cherry Hinton and Clopton, are within the rural hinterland of the town. Table 1
and table S1 list the archaeological … diversity are sensitive to demographic events such as …