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Cardoso, Hugo

Assessing the impact of high versus low velocity thoracic trauma: A study of experimental rib fracturing using juvenile pigs (Sus scrofa)
Growth as an indicator of social and economic transition from the Islamic to Late Medieval Christian period in Portugal: A comparative study of linear and appositional growth
Selecting an appropriate reference sample for juvenile age estimation methods in a forensic context
Testing Gerasimov’s two-tangent nose projection method in craniofacial approximations of children
The differential degradation of immature and mature bone in diverse environments: A controlled experiment using pig (Sus scrofa) skeletal remains
The relationship between fracture morphology and bone biomechanics: A study of changes occurring in juvenile porcine ribs over the early postmortem interval
Where are the children? An experimental archaeology study concerning the role of practitioner bias in the recovery of juvenile skeletal remains

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