Full Description
The human skeleton is both a living framework and a historical record of growth, health, and adaptation. This volume examines bone biology, microstructure, and the processes of ossification and remodeling with clarity. Detailed descriptions and high-quality images make identification and measurement straightforward for students and researchers. Practical chapters cover age estimation, morphometrics, and standardized recording methods used in the lab. Emphasis on laboratory technique and reproducible documentation prepares readers for bioarchaeological and clinical work. Useful appendices provide measurement tables, terminology, and best practices for specimen handling.
