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J. Bekvalac

h-index: 8
Works: 25
Citations: 316

Most-cited papers

Oral Health and Frailty in the Medieval English Cemetery of St. Mary Graces
S. DeWitte, J. Bekvalac
2009American Journal of Physical Anthropology96 citations Open access
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Wealth, health and frailty in industrial-era London
S. DeWitte, Gail M Hughes-Morey, J. Bekvalac, J. Karsten
2016Annals of Human Biology61 citations
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The association between periodontal disease and periosteal lesions in the St. Mary Graces cemetery, London, England A.D. 1350-1538.
S. DeWitte, J. Bekvalac
2011American Journal of Physical Anthropology59 citations
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Hyperostosis frontalis interna in female historic skeletal populations: Age, sex hormones and the impact of industrialization.
A. Western, J. Bekvalac
2017American Journal of Physical Anthropology20 citations
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Differential diagnoses of enamel hypomineralisation in an archaeological context: A postmedieval skeletal collection reassessment
E. Garot, Christine Couture-Veschambre, D. Manton, J. Bekvalac +1 more
2019International Journal of Osteoarchaeology10 citations Open access
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Digital radiography and historical contextualisation of the 19th century modified human skeletal remains from the Worcester Royal Infirmary, England.
A. Western, J. Bekvalac
2015International Journal of Paleopathology10 citations
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Human Remains in Museum Collections in the United Kingdom
H. Bonney, J. Bekvalac, C. Phillips
2019Ethical Approaches to Human Remains9 citations
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Identifying Cohorts Using Isotope Mass Spectrometry: The Potential of Temporal Resolution and Dietary Profiles
J. Beaumont, J. Bekvalac, Samuel Harris, C. Batt
2021Archaeometry8 citations Open access
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Manufactured Bodies
G. Western, J. Bekvalac
20207 citations
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The innominate tubercle of the femur is a consistent surgical landmark and shows no variation between sex and side: An osteological study
M. Ward, Rhodri L Williams, J. Bekvalac, S. Bajada +2 more
2020Clinical anatomy (New York, N.Y. Print)5 citations Open access
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Reliability evaluation of inter-eminence line, Akagi and Dalury lines for intraoperative tibial rotation: An osteology-based study.
Rhodri L Williams, Amal Thomas, S. Bajada, T. Antonios +3 more
2018Knee (Oxford)5 citations Open access
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The Radiologist in the Crypt: Burden of Disease in the Past and Its Modern Relevance
K. V. Van Schaik, R. Eisenberg, J. Bekvalac, F. Rühli
20175 citations
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A Post-mortem Evaluation of the Degree of Mobility in an Individual with Severe Kyphoscoliosis Using Direct Digital Radiography (DR) and Multi-Detector Computed Tomography (MDCT)
G. Conlogue, M. Viner, R. Beckett, J. Bekvalac +4 more
20175 citations
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Evaluating the relationship between lesion burden and aging among the skeletons of an 18th-19th century London cemetery using osteological and radiological analysis
K. V. Van Schaik, R. Eisenberg, J. Bekvalac, F. Rühli
2018PLoS ONE4 citations Open access
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Collection Care and Management of Human Remains
R. Redfern, J. Bekvalac
20174 citations
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Growing Old in the Industrial Age
S. Newman, K. Keefe, A. Caffell, R. Gowland +3 more
2023Bioarchaeology International3 citations Open access
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Evaluation of lesion burden in a bone-by-bone comparison of osteological and radiological methods of analysis.
K. V. Van Schaik, R. Eisenberg, J. Bekvalac, A. Glazer +1 more
2019International Journal of Paleopathology2 citations
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Bodies of evidence: doctors, dissection, and resurrection men at the London Hospital
J. Bekvalac, Natasha Powers
20132 citations
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Direct Digital Radiographic Imaging of Archaeological Skeletal Assemblages
J. Bekvalac
20161 citations
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Archaeological human skeletal collections:
J. Bekvalac, R. Redfern
2018Identified skeletal collections: the testing ground of anthropology?0 citations
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Death Embodied: archaeological approaches to the study of the corpse (Studies in Funerary Archaeology 9). Edited by Zoë L Devlin and Emma-Jayne Graham. 240mm. Pp 174, many b&w ills and maps. Oxbow, Oxford, 2015. ISBN9781782979432. £38 (pbk).
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2018The Antiquaries Journal0 citations
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The Impact of Industrialization on London Health
J. Bekvalac, G. Western
2017Radiology - Open Journal0 citations Open access
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Standardised osteological recording of archaeological skeletal material using an Oracle platform database: The Wellcome Osteological Research Database (WORD)
J. Bekvalac
20170 citations
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Trends in Biological Anthropology. Volume 1. By Karina Gerdau-Radonić and Kathleen McSweeney, 297mm. Pp 160, b&w ills. Oxbow Books, for the British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology, Oxford, 2015.isbn 9781782978367. £49.95 (pbk).
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2016The Antiquaries Journal0 citations
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Sex, age and caries: Sex differences of caries frequency in Medieval London c. 1120-1250
Brittany S Walter, S. DeWitte, R. Redfern, J. Bekvalac
20140 citations
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