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Simon Mays

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Simon Mays; Rachel Ives; Megan Brickley
The effects of socioeconomic status on endochondral and appositional bone growth, and acquisition of cortical bone in children from 19th century Birmingham, England.
Simon Mays
Septal aperture of the humerus in a mediaeval human skeletal population.
Simon Mays; Megan Brickley; Rachel Ives
Growth in an English population from the Industrial Revolution.

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2009: Simon Mays; Rachel Ives; Megan Brickley
The effects of socioeconomic status on endochondral and appositional bone growth, and acquisition of cortical bone in children from 19th century Birmingham, England.
American journal of physical anthropology 2009;140(3):410-6.
2008: Simon Mays
Septal aperture of the humerus in a mediaeval human skeletal population.
American journal of physical anthropology 2008;136(4):432-40.
2008: Simon Mays; Megan Brickley; Rachel Ives
Growth in an English population from the Industrial Revolution.
American journal of physical anthropology 2008;136(1):85-92.
2007: Simon Mays
Absent cervical spine pedicle: report of a case in a mediaeval skeleton.
Skeletal radiology 2007;36(8):773-7.
2007: Megan Brickley; Simon Mays; Rachel Ives
An investigation of skeletal indicators of vitamin D deficiency in adults: effective markers for interpreting past living conditions and pollution levels in 18th and 19th century Birmingham, England.
American journal of physical anthropology 2007;132(1):67-79.
2006: Simon Mays
Spondylolysis, spondylolisthesis, and lumbo-sacral morphology in a medieval English skeletal population.
American journal of physical anthropology 2006;131(3):352-62.
2006: Simon Mays; G Turner-Walker; U Syversen
Osteoporosis in a population from medieval Norway.
American journal of physical anthropology 2006;131(3):343-51.
2006: Simon Mays
Age-related cortical bone loss in women from a 3rd-4th century AD population from England.
American journal of physical anthropology 2006;129(4):518-28.
2006: Simon Mays; Megan Brickley; Rachel Ives
Skeletal manifestations of rickets in infants and young children in a historic population from England.
American journal of physical anthropology 2006;129(3):362-74.
2005: Simon Mays
Paleopathological study of hallux valgus.
American journal of physical anthropology 2005;126(2):139-49.
2005: Simon Mays
Talon cusp in a primary lateral incisor from a medieval child.
International journal of paediatric dentistry / the British Paedodontic Society [and] the International Association of Dentistry for Children 2005;15(1):67-72.
2003: Simon Mays; Gillian Crane-Kramer; Alex Bayliss
Two probable cases of treponemal disease of Medieval date from England.
American journal of physical anthropology 2003;120(2):133-43.
2002: Simon Mays; E Fysh; George Michael Taylor
Investigation of the link between visceral surface rib lesions and tuberculosis in a Medieval skeletal series from England using ancient DNA.
American journal of physical anthropology 2002;119(1):27-36.
2001: Simon Mays
Effects of age and occupation on cortical bone in a group of 18th-19th century British men.
American journal of physical anthropology 2001;116(1):34-44.
2001: Simon Mays; George Michael Taylor; A J Legge; Douglas B Young; G Turner-Walker
Paleopathological and biomolecular study of tuberculosis in a medieval skeletal collection from England.
American journal of physical anthropology 2001;114(4):298-311.
2000: Simon Mays
Age-dependent cortical bone loss in women from 18th and early 19th century London.
American journal of physical anthropology 2000;112(3):349-61.
1999: Simon Mays
Osteoporosis in earlier human populations.
Journal of clinical densitometry : the official journal of the International Society for Clinical Densitometry 1999;2(1):71-8.