Archaeo-anthropological study on the human remains of Tokugawa Shogun families.

对东京菅英寺出土的15具江户时代的德川幕府家族骸骨进行了研究。观察、摄影、CT扫描和骨测量的精确数据被数字记录。通过比较形态学、线粒体DNA分析、稳定同位素和重金属分析、寄生虫和花粉分析等进一步研究，揭示了这些家族具有独特的身体特征和奇特的日常生活。

Fifteen skeletons of the Tokugawa Shogun families from Edo period, unearthed from Kan-Eiji temple, Tokyo, were studied. Precise data on the observation, photography, CT scan and osteometrics were digitally recorded. Further researches were carried out on comparative morphology, mitochondrial DNA analysis, stable isotope and heavy metal analyses, and parasite and pollen analyses, which revealed that the families had unique physical features and experienced peculiar daily lives.