CIAS

Session 1 - Methodological issues

• Oral presentations

• Enthesopathies as occupational stress markers: a reliable and reproducible method based on present medical data
• Sébastien VILLOTTE

• The scientific value of using a 3D surface scanner to quantify entheses
• Doris PANY, Thomas VIOLA, Maria TESCHLER-NICOLA

• New directions in the analysis of musculoskeletal stress markers
• Cynthia A. WILCZAK

• Keynote Lecture

• When Adam delved and Eve span, there were, of course, no gentlemen: Muscles, movements, and activity-related skeletal change
• Christopher J. KNÜSEL

• Task-related changes in the dentitions of prehistoric skeletons from central Sudan
  
• Tina JAKOB

• Enthesopathies and the various lifestyles of the inhabitants of the Great Moravian centre of Mikulčice (9th -10th century; Czech Republic)
• Petra HAVELKOVÁ

Session 2b - Applications to identified sample

• Can we derive occupation from enthesopathies? Lessons from the Coimbra Identified Skeletal Collection
• Cláudia UMBELINO, Eugénia CUNHA

• On Human behaviour and storytelling: Gender, sex, age and muscular stress markers
• Francisca ALVES CARDOSO

Session 3 - Multifactorial etiology of enthesopathies

• Oral presentations

• Enthesial lesions and spondylarthropathies: clinical and paleopathological insights
• Carina MARQUES

 Plenary Session