Workshop: 2018 Annual North American Meeting of Paleopathology Association

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45th Annual North American Meeting of Paleopathology Association
Austin (Texas), 9-11 April, 2018 
Full Scientific Program is available here 


WORKSHOP II

Parasitology in Paleopathology: New perspectives using large data bases.


Organized by Dong H. SHIN, Morgana CAMACHO, Johnica MORROW, Karl REINHARD


The goal of this workshop is the demonstration of insights that can be gained from analysis of large data sets.  These data sets, ranging from 100 to 1,000 samples, can provide epidemiological insights into transmission and pathology caused by parasites.  Large data sets also provide insights into zoonotic transmission.  Most importantly, focused studies can also connect parasitological infections with bone pathology. The core presentations are listed below:  

 TUESDAY, April 10, 2018

 8:30am-11:30am Workshop II. Texas 3

 Parasitology in Paleopathology: New perspectives using large data bases.
Hosted by Dong H. SHIN, Morgana CAMACHO, Johnica MORROW, Karl REINHARD

 8:30-8:45 Introduction

 8:45-10:00 

 Creating large data sets from the published literature on ancient parasites to understand disease in past civilizations: Piers MITCHELL

 Ancient DNA analysis of multiple parasite species' eggs discovered in coprolites of mummies: Jong Ha HONG, Chang Seok OH, Min SEO, Dong Hoon SHIN

 Dialogue between Paleoparasitology and History: The scientific data interpreted through studies of historical documents: Dong H. SHIN

 The contribution of mummy studies to defining parasite patterns: Karl REINHARD

 Coffee break 10:00-10:30

10:30-11:30 Microscopic observations


At microscopic workshop-.



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