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Very interesting.  Several years back I did a series of posts on similar bio-archeological research, though they were drawn from battlefield sites.  Links to source material are included in the articles.

Forensics: Weapon-related trauma on Seiyokan cranial remains, Kamakura: http://www.tameshigiri.ca/2014/03/26/forensics-weapon-trauma-seiyokan-cranial-remains-kamakura/

 

Forensics of Kamakura battle remains 1333 (includes link to the documentary Warrior Graveyard): http://www.tameshigiri.ca/2013/12/29/weapon-effects-forensic-kamakura-1333/

 

The Honourable Second: Forensic evidence of medieval kaishaku in seppuku: http://www.tameshigiri.ca/2014/02/08/forensic-evidence-of-medieval-kaishaku-in-seppuku/

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