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Dr. Sara C. Bisel (1932–1996) was a physical anthropologist and classical archaeologist who played a prominent role in early scientific research at Herculaneum, a Mediterranean coastal town destroyed by the 79 AD eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Her pioneering work in the chemical and physical analysis of skeletons yielded new insights into the nutrition and health of ancient populations. This was considered ground-breaking and helped advance the field of paleodemography.

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rdfs:comment	Sara C. Bisel (geb. Sara Louise Clark; * 13. Mai 1932 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania; † 4. Februar 1996 in Rochester, Minnesota) war eine US-amerikanische Archäologin und Anthropologin, die insbesondere auf dem Gebiet der forensischen Archäologie und physischen Anthropologie tätig war. (de) Dr. Sara C. Bisel (1932–1996) was a physical anthropologist and classical archaeologist who played a prominent role in early scientific research at Herculaneum, a Mediterranean coastal town destroyed by the 79 AD eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Her pioneering work in the chemical and physical analysis of skeletons yielded new insights into the nutrition and health of ancient populations. This was considered ground-breaking and helped advance the field of paleodemography. (en)
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