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Bioarchaeology, Osteology, Palaeopathology, Stable isotope analysis

Biography

Sofia Panella is a Research Assistant working at the Sapienza University of Rome. Her research focuses on stable isotope analysis, osteology and paleopathology to investigate life and death in ancient population.

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Sapienza University of Rome: Rome, Lazio, IT

2021 to present | Research Assistant (Department of Environmental Biology)
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Sofia Panella

Works (11)

The Use-Life of Ancestors: Neolithic Cranial Retention, Caching and Disposal at Masseria Candelaro, Apulia, Italy

European Journal of Archaeology
2025-02 | Journal article
DOI: 10.1017/eaa.2024.43
Contributors: Jess E. Thompson; Sofia Panella; Silvia Soncin; Rowan McLaughlin; Italo Maria Muntoni; Francesca Alhaique; Francesca Candilio; Alessandra Sperduti; Christopher J. Knüsel; Mary Anne Tafuri et al.
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Histotaphonomic analysis of bone bioerosion reveals a regional framework of diverse deathways in the Neolithic of Southeast Italy

PLOS ONE
2024-06-06 | Journal article
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0304058
Contributors: Jess E. Thompson; Siân E. Halcrow; Sofia Panella; Thomas J. Booth; Silvia Soncin; Tonko Rajkovaca; Maria Giovanna Belcastro; Eugenia Isetti; Valentina Mariotti; Italo Maria Muntoni et al.
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Primo Congresso del Gruppo Italiano Giovani Antropologǝ (GIGA)

2024-01-01 | Other
HANDLE: 11573/1718361
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

The use-life of ancestors. Neolithic cranial retention, caching and disposal at Masseria Candelaro, Apulia, Italy

2024-01-01 | Journal article
HANDLE: 11573/1726367
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

Unveiling life's struggles: a multidisciplinary approach to explore trauma in the Longobard period.

2024-01-01 | Conference abstract
HANDLE: 11573/1718366
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

Becoming adult in the Neolithic: tracing back life histories exploring diet and mobility through stable isotope analysis of dentine increments from two Apulian sites

2023-01-01 | Other
HANDLE: 11573/1703843
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

Differences, before and after the grave, in Neolithic southeastern Italy

2023-01-01 | Conference abstract
HANDLE: 11573/1703840
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

Genetic sex determination as an instrument for the study of non adults in bioarchaeology.

2023-01-01 | Other
HANDLE: 11573/1703914
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

Regional long-term analysis of dietary isotopes in Neolithic southeastern Italy. New patterns and research directions

2023-01-01 | Journal article
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-34771-y
HANDLE: 11573/1680351
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS

Analisi paleopatologica dei subadulti dalla necropoli di Selvicciola (Ischia di Castro, VT).

2022-01-01 | Other
HANDLE: 11573/1703916
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Scurvy among 22 juvenile burials from an early Italian Medieval anthropological series that may have also been affected by tuberculosis.

2019-01-01 | Conference abstract
HANDLE: 11573/1703845
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Sapienza Università di Roma - IRIS
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