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By Brenna Hassett

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Built on Bones is entertaining, colloquial and has a fine line in funny footnotes. The Times An upbeat, wisecracking attempt to trace the development of cities through thousands of years of human disease, violence and misery ... Amusing footnotes interrupt serious arguments, while pop culture references jostle with sobering research. Guardian This book explores how our journey from hunter-gatherers to urban dwellers has impacted our state of health. Using clues recovered from archaeological sites and ancient skeletal remains, it carefully highlights some of the unpleasant consequences of urbanisation. -- Dr Daniel Antoine, Curator of Physical Anthropology, The British Museum Fascinating subject matter ... a fun, addictive read. Readers Digest

Brenna Hassett is an archaeologist who uses clues from human skeletal remains and teeth to understand how people lived and died. She has dug at the pyramids in Egypt and many other sites. She is a founding member of the TrowelBlazers project, an advocacy effort to celebrate women's contributions to the earth sciences. This is her first book. Originally from California, Hassett completed her Ph.D. at University College, London, and continues her research at London's Natural History Museum.

@brennawalks / trowelblazers.com

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