TESI CHIARA

My research focuses primarily on the anthropological analysis of human skeletal remains from archaeological contexts, with particular attention to non-adult populations. My work is aimed at investigating growth and development processes, health conditions, and biological stress experienced by past populations. I am also specialized in the anthropological analysis of cremated human remains, applied to archaeological contexts of different chronological periods. Additionally, my research includes paleopathological analyses for the investigation of health conditions, diseases, and biological stress in ancient populations, as well as the study of traumatic lesions observed on skeletal remains.