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bioarchaeology-1641	Yaussy, Samantha	Intersectionality and the Interpretation of Past Pandemics	2022		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	15114	908	37	Given the fact that it is capable of producing diagnostic bony lesions (Roberts and Buikstra 2003), tuberculosis is an example of a disease that can be included in bioarchaeological studies of intersectional health outcomes, even in the absence of supporting documentary or mortuary evidence. Additionally, given the close relationship between industrial-era England and the concentration of intersectionality studies of living populations in Western, industrialized contexts (including the United Kingdom), the study by Yaussy (2019) also demonstrates the potential for bioarchaeological studies to meaningfully enter into interdisciplinary discussions of intersectionality and health by providing temporal depth and contextual details concerning the initial production and subsequent maintenance of systemic forms of oppression that are studied by social scientists in the present day.	cache/bioarchaeology-1641.htm	txt/bioarchaeology-1641.txt