This Conference aims to highlight numerous new trends in bioarcheology research that are made possible by the rapid development of current biomedical science and technology. These innovative approaches will shed new light on the mystery of human skeletal remains within their archaeological and historical contexts. Interesting debate on the use of bioarchaeological data as primary sources for the construction of the history of health and disease is expected during this conference. Researchers and scholars in the fields of medicine, history of medicine, bioarcheology, medical and molecular genetics, paleopathology, physical anthropology, archeology, and related disciplines are invited to participate.

Archeological Museum of Istanbul-Turkey

The meeting will take place in the magnificant “lirary” of the Archeological Museum of Istanbul-Turkey. Istanbul Archeological Museums are a complex of museums consisting of three main units. The Archeological Museum, The Museum of Ancient Oriental Works, The Tiled Kiosk Museum. Istanbul Archeological Museum, the first museum in Turkey, has about a million artifacts from a variety of cultures, brought from the imperial lands.