After winning the Paleopathology Association's European Early Career Conference Award for a talk on the same topic, this paper was invited to be in the International Journal of Paleopathology's Special Issue on "Paleopathology: the next 50 years”, guest edited by Jane Buikstra and Anne Grauer.

It has now been awarded the International Journal of Paleopathology's Volume 48 Highlight. Volume highlights are intended to celebrate and promote scientific contributions that influence the field of paleopathology. Our article was selected based on its potential imapct on the field and other disciplines, as well as its broader interest beyond the academy.

We are truly honoured for our paper to have been awarded this, and are blown away by the interest and support we've had for this exciting new methodological approach!