Bioarchaeology: Theorizing the Human Past

Bioarchaeology: Theorizing the Human Past explores the theoretical foundations of bioarchaeology, a field that examines human remains to understand past populations and their lifeways.The book provides a comprehensive overview of the history and development of bioarchaeological theory, from its origins in physical anthropology to its current interdisciplinary status.It examines the major theoretical frameworks used in bioarchaeology, including evolutionary theory, ecological theory, and social theory.The book also discusses the ethical implications of bioarchaeological research and the importance of collaboration with indigenous communities.Bioarchaeology: Theorizing the Human Past is an essential resource for students and researchers in bioarchaeology, archaeology, and anthropology.