CW: Thumbnail has images of human remains…
This is a nifty paper illustrating the use of bespoke software to create 3D reconstructions of palaeopathological events. Trying to convince a fellow arch that the future is digital in our discipline! 🏺
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The third dimension in palaeopathology: How can three‐dimensional imaging by computed tomography bring an added value to retrospective diagnosis?
Three-dimensional (3D) imaging is now extensively used for studying ancient human and animal bones. This method has been consensually adopted by palaeoanthropologists, but its interest in palaeopatho...