Elizabeth Craig-Atkins
Senior Lecturer in Human Osteology
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Elizabeth Craig-Atkins is a Senior Lecturer in Human Osteology at the University of Sheffield, UK. Her research focuses on bioarchaeology and human osteology, with recent publications investigating topics such as the isotopic analysis of Roman populations, the effects of early-life stress on later-life health outcomes, and the dietary impacts of historical events like the Norman Conquest. She employs innovative methods such as geometric morphometrics to assess developmental stress in skeletal remains.
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