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Samuel D. Stout
Department of
Anthropology
The Ohio State
University
112 Lord Hall
124 W. 17th Ave.
Columbus, OH
43210
614.247.7466 (tel)
614.292-4155
(fax)
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Research Interests
Skeletal biology, health,
bioarchaeology
Courses
Skeletal Biology, Forensic
Anthropology
Doctoral Students
Masters Students
Joshua Peck
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Selected
Publications
Streeter, M, Stout, SD, Trinkaus, E., Stringer, CB,
Roberts, MB, and Parfitt, SA (2000)
Histomorphometric Age Assessment of the Boxgrove 1
Tibial Diaphysis. Journal of Human Evolution.
40: 331-338.
Stout, S.D., Brunsden, B., Hildebolt, C., Commean,
P., Smith, K., and Tappen, N.C. (1999)
Computer Assisted 3D Reconstruction of Serial
Sections of Cortical Bone to Determine the 3D
Structure of Osteons. Calcified Tissue
International 65: 280-284.
Robling, A. and Stout, SD (1999) Morphology of
Drifting Osteons. Cells, Tissues and Organs
164:192-204.
Iwaniec, UT, Crenshaw, TD, Schoeninger, MJ, Stout,
SD, and Ericksen, MF (1998)
Methods for Improving the Efficiency of Estimating
Total Osteon Density in the Human Anterior Mid-Diaphyseal
Femur. American Journal of Physical
Anthropology 107:13-24.
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Click image above for larger version.
The image is of a histological section taken from the
midshaft femur of one of the 9 crew members recovered from
the wreck of the Confederate submersible H.L. Hunley. The
Hunley was sunk on February 17, 1864 in Charleston Harbor
off the coast of South Carolina during a battle with the
Union warship USS Housatonic. Based upon histomorphometric
analysis, it was estimated that this member of the Hunley
crew was in their late 20's at the time of their death. |
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