Rebecca Gowland

About

Rebecca Gowland is a Senior Lecturer at Durham University in the United Kingdom. Her research areas include bioarchaeology, dental histology, and the health implications of historical populations, as evidenced by her recent articles on vitamin D status, child labor impacts in 19th century England, and sex estimation through enamel peptide analysis. She also contributes to broader discussions in anthropology and reproduction, with a focus on archaeological evidence and health in historical contexts.