Ancient trepanations and differential diagnoses: A re-evaluation of skeletal remains from Denmark

Trepanation

Volumn , Issue , 2003, Pages 95-115

  Bennike, Pia ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN   (Denmark)

Author keywords

Combat; Denmark; Medieval; Trauma; Trepanation

Indexed keywords

EID: 85050715900     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: None     Document Type: Chapter

References (24)

1. Barnes E (1994): Developmental Defects of the Axial Skeleton in Paleopathology. Colorado, Univ Press Colorado.
2. Bennike P (1985): Palaeopathology of Danish Skeletons. A Comparative Study of Demography, Disease and Injury. Copenhagen, Akademisk Forlag.
3. Bennike P (1998): De faldne fra krigergraven-analyse af skeletterne fra Sandbjerget. Liv & Levn, Næstved Museum 12: 14–21.
4. Bennike P (1999): The Early Neolithic Danish bog finds: a strange group of people! In: Coles B, Coles J, Schou Jørgensen M, eds., Bog Bodies, Sacred Sites and Wetland Archaeology. WARP 12: 27–32.
5. Bennike P (2000): A Medieval Mass Grave from Denmark (1300-1350 AD). Am. J. Phys. Anthrop. Supp. 30:106.
6. Bennike P, Brade AE (1999): Middelalderens sygdomme og behandlingsformer. København, Medicinsk Historisk Museum.
7. Bennike P, Fredebo L (1986): Dental Treatment in the Stone Age. Bull Hist Dent 34: 81–87.
8. Bennike P, Ebbesen K (1986a): The Bog Find From Sigersdal. Human sacrifice in the Early Neolithic. J Dan Archaeol 5:85–115.
9. Bennike P, Ebbesen K, Jørgensen L, Bender (1986b): Two Early Neolithic Bog Skeletons from Boelkilde. Antiquity LX:199–209.
10. Berg S, Rolle R, Seemann H (1981): Der Archäologe und der Tod. München, Bucher Report.
11. Campillo D (1977): Paleopatologia del Craneo. Barcelona, Editorial Montblanc-Martin.
12. Campillo D (1991): The Possibility of diagnosing Meningeomas in Paleopathology. Int J Osteoarchaeol 1: 225–230.
13. Campillo D (1998): Primary Benign Skull Tumors in Paleopathology. J Paleopath 10: 73–89.
14. Geldhauser B, Guckenhan S, Heudorfer R (1996): Hiebverletzungen und Trepanationen. In: Czarnetzki A, ed., Stumme Zeugen ihrer Leider. Tubingen, Attempto Verlag, pp. 183–205.
15. Isager K (1936): Skeletfundene ved Øm Kloster. Copenhagen, Levin & Munksgaard.
16. Janssens P (1987): Tangential Traumata of the Cranial Vault, Imitating Trepanations. In: Capecci V, Rabino E, eds., Massa Vth European Meeting, Siena 1984. Paleopathology Assoc: 173–183.
17. Jørgensen J Balslev (1997): Skeletfundene fra den middelalderlige St. Nicolai kirkegård i Holbæk. Aarbøger for Nordisk Oldkyndighed og Historie 1994-95: 225–263.
18. Knowles AK (1983): Acute Traumatic Lesions. In: Hart GD, ed., Disease in Ancient Man. Toronto, Clarke Irwin, pp. 61–83.
19. Madsen PK, Robinson E (1999): Sygdom og sundhed. In: Ingesman P et al., eds., Middelalderens Danmark. Copenhagen, Gads Forlag, pp. 208–219.
20. Møller-Christensen V (1958): Bogen om Æbelholt Kloster. Dansk Videnskabs Forlag, Copenhagen.
21. Ortner DJ, Putschar WG (1985): Identification of Pathological Conditions in Human Skeletal Remains. Washington DC, Smithsonian Press.
22. Steinbock RT (1976): Paleopathological Diagnosis and Interpretation. Springfield, Charles C Thomas.
23. Ullrich H, Weickmann F (1965): Prähistorische Trepanationen und ihre Abgrenzung gegen andere Schädeldachdefekte. Neue Untersuchungen am mitteldeutschen Fundmaterial. Anthrop Anz 29:261–272.
24. Weber J, Czarnetzki A (2001): Neurotraumatological Aspects of Head Injuries Resulting From Sharp and Blunt Force in the Early Medieval Period of Southwestern Germany. Am J Phys Anthrop 114: 352–56.