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Bioarchaeologist Michael Blakey, who has led the @AFBurialGrndNPS project since the early 1990s, said his team would never have known where people in the cemetery came from if they hadn’t been able to do several kinds of chemical analysis on their tooth enamel. https://t.co/1wpCGWWgVr — PolitiTweet.org

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Data archaeology is particularly good for historians studying cities because urban places often hold the stories of immigrants who might be otherwise difficult to trace. And the most crucial evidence in performing these studies? Teeth. 🦷 — PolitiTweet.org

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While bioarchaeological data can reveal a lot about who lived in a city, sophisticated sensor data can illuminate exactly where they lived and what kind of work they did. That’s where ground-penetrating radar, or GPR, comes into play. https://t.co/hP99S5MpQZ — PolitiTweet.org

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