Ricardo Ortega-Ruiz

Professor of Forensic Anthropology

Universidad Isabel I de Castilla

Spain

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Dr. Ricardo Ortega-Ruiz is a Professor of Forensic Anthropology at Universidad Isabel I de Castilla, Spain. His research focuses on the analysis of skeletal remains and bone pathologies, as demonstrated in his recent articles concerning pediatric bone tumors, chronic osteomyelitis, and historical populations. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to bioarchaeology and the significance of early diagnosis in skeletal malignancies.

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2025

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David Moreno-Salinas

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Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia

SPAIN

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Cristina Maria Merlo Martín

Profesora de Antropología Forense y Medicina Legal.

UNIR

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Articles (8)

Analysis and Historical Evolution of Paediatric Bone Tumours: The Importance of Early Diagnosis in the Detection of Childhood Skeletal Malignancies

A Late Antiquity case of a chronic osteomyelitis from the population of Cortijo Coracho, Córdoba, Spain (IV–VIII centuries AD)

Fardo 14: Recontextualización y análisis bioantropológico de un pescador Ychsma hallado en el Corte 5 de la plataforma superior de Huallamarca, Lima, Perú

Análisis de una población tardoantigua excavada en Lucena (Córdoba, España): estudio comparado de su estatura con otras poblaciones de la Península Ibérica

A comparative analysis of four dental pathologies of the historical population of Cortijo Coracho, Roman southern Spain (4th–8th centuries AD)

Hands Stencils in El Castillo Cave (Puente Viesgo, Cantabria, Spain). An Interdisciplinary Study

ANÁLISIS DE CONGLOMERADOS APLICADO A UNA POBLACIÓN TARDOANTIGUA EXCAVADA EN LUCENA, CÓRDOBA, ESPAÑA

Las marcas de la santidad : un caso de entesopatías colectivas en restos óseos del convento de franciscanos descalzos de Medina Sidonia (España)

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David Moreno-Salinas

Cristina Maria Merlo Martín

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