Isotopic Landscapes in BioarchaeologyBy GiselaGrupe and George C. McGlynn, Berlin: Springer‐Verlag, 2016. 250 pp. 89. 10/116. 99 (ebook/hardback). ISBN: 978‐3‐66‐248338‐1

Key Points

• To review the book focusing on isotopic analysis in bioarchaeology and its implications for our understanding of historical populations.
• Analysis of the book's content and structure.
• Evaluation of the methodologies discussed in the book.
• Discussion of case studies presented in the book.
• The book offers insights into dietary habits based on isotopic signatures.
• It emphasizes the importance of environmental context in interpreting isotopic data.
• The review highlights advances in archaeological methods related to bioarchaeology.