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TRANSITIONS investigates how human skeletal structure has evolved in response to lifestyle changes from hunter-gatherer societies to urban living. The project aims to enhance understanding of these adaptations through comparative research on skeletal forms across different historical populations.
In the last 10 millennia humans have changed the way we live, moving from mobile hunter-gathering to farming and the urban living we are most familiar with today.
Since 2008 more than 50% of the global population live in cities.
But what effect has this had on our bodies?
Understanding how we have adapted to past transitions is vital to interpreting archaeological remains and to anticipate the physical effects of this ongoing modern transition to a highly technologically dependent urban species.…
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