Models and Facts Do Not Support a Predominant Role of Human Ectoparasites in the Transmission of Plague during the Second Pandemic

P. 14-19

• Articles from the same issue (available individually)

  • Editorial
  • Tracing Possible Victims of the 16th/17th Century Plagues in western Istria : Bioarchaeological Analysis of a Mass Grave from Umag
  • Models and Facts Do Not Support a Predominant Role of Human Ectoparasites in the Transmission of Plague during the Second Pandemic
  • Dati Preliminari su una Sepoltura Anomala ad Ortigia (Siracusa, Sicilia) del IV Sec. a.C.
  • Cherchez le Chien : Video-Mediated Osteological Rebuttal of Fake News at the Time of the Mediterranean Migrant Crisis
  • Le Macchine Anatomiche della Cappella Sansevero : Considerazioni Storiche e Paleopatologiche
  • Observations on an Unsuccessful Operation : Bioarchaeological Study of a Cranial Trepanation in a Peruvian Mummy in the Bacardí Museum, Santiago de Cuba
  • Alcune note sulle Machinulae muscolari del De Motu Animalium (1680-1681) di Giovanni Alfonso Borelli
  • Cranial variation in Egyptian Pharaohs : Ancestry or microevolution? : Suggestions of family interrelations
  • Un saint de carton : false reliquie ossee nell'età moderna
  • Malattie e medicina tra letteratura, storia e antropologia, Saggi e Ricerche, Quod Manet, Holden, Massachusetts (USA), 2020, 166 pp. (print price $14.99, Kindle edition price $9.99) – reviewed by Caterina Agostini, Ph.D. candidate, Rutgers Univery
  • Bodysnatchers. Digging up the Untold Stories of Britain's Resurrection Men. Pen & Sword, Barnsley (UK), 2016, 133 pp. (UK print price £12.99, Kindle edition price £4.99) - reviewed by Sebastiano Battiato, bioarchaeologist, FAPAB Research Center
  • Epidemie. I perché di una minaccia globale. Nuova edizione. Carocci editore, Rome (Italy), 2020, 142 pp. (print price € 13,00) – reviewed by Elena Varotto, editorial office & FAPAB Research Center)
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  DOI: 10.53118/1003

  ISSN: 2784-8442

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