Thank you Norbert. All the conditions you mentioned are very important, because it's a question from my friend which is not RG user, I forward your suggestions. Thanks once again. Best regards ! Oskar

please see

Article The temperature of cremation and its effect on the microstru...

Article Temperature estimations of heated bone: A questionnaire-base...

Thank you so much Jumaa Salman Chiad ! Greetings !

Oskar

low temperature induces impaired cortical and trabecular bone acquisition and increases in proportion to degree of low‐temperature exposure.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/ajpa.23684

Thanks Saad !

Best !

Oskar

Oskar. Other variables (presence of moisture in the bones, level of humidity in the sedimentary environment, acidic content of sediments) combined with temperature AND (most important) temperature variation in short time span will be damaging. I would say low constant temperature would be optimal for preservation. It's the variation of it combined with other factors that will be damaging.

Send me your e-mail address via private message. I might have PDF literature to share on that.

Best,

Claudia

Thank you so much Claudia. My e-mail: [email protected]

Greetings !

Oskar

Dear Oskar Nowak

Sorry for the delay. I'm sending you a lot of files on the topic via Wetransfer because they are too heavy for an e-mail. You'll receive an automatic e-mail from them to download the material. This link will be functional for only seven days, so you´ll have to download them this week or so.

Hope they help.

Best,

Claudia

I am sorry that I can't provide any useful information for you. My research is focus on burned bone. But the topic that you are working on is very interesting!

The effects of cold upon bone growth: a preliminary study. - NCBI

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pubmed

Thank you so much for this source.

Article The Effects of Cold upon Bone Growth: A Preliminary Study

Best regards.

Oskar