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- Review and comparison of bioarchaeological research techniques for mummified human remains (100 BC-650 AD) in Nazca, Peru
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- Living among killers: Contextualising the remains of Homotherium latidens at Schö 13II-4 in the light of ecological competition between Schöningen’s hominins and the scimitar cat species
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- In our own natures frail. Testing the Skeletal Frailty Index on the Dutch (post-)mediaeval urban Eindhoven collection
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- Discriminating the molariform characteristics of fossil Bovidae from Java, Indonesia: A contribution to increase the resolution of faunal identification at hominin environment
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- Living with Holes in the Head: A Regional Study on the Nature and Survival Rates of Trepanation in Pre-Colonial Peru
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- Growing out of it: An osteological assessment of puberty in Dutch post-medieval Middenbeemster, as a proxy for health and disease
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- Human-suid relationships in Early Neolithic Europe: A case study of the Bulgarian site Džuljunica-Smărdeš
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- Mediterranean migrants: using multiple isotopic analyses (87Sr/86Sr, δ18O and δ13C) to identify migration in the settlements of Metaponto and Siris (southern Italy) in the 6th-5th century BC
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- Puzzling Palaeobotanical Proxies: Comparing macro- and microbotanical data of two cores from Early Preboreal residual channel deposits from Anhamm, Niers-Rhine valley, Germany
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- The Question of Cribra Femora - Examining the Cause of Cribra Femora in a Dutch Archaeological and Medical Skeletal Collection
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- Detecting Orthopaedic Healthcare Practices in Late Medieval and Early Modern Netherlands. A paleopathological analysis of three infirmary collections
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- The role of hominins in the formation of the faunal assemblages of the Palaeolithic locality Schöningen, Germany
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- Reconstructing the ecological setting of the North Sea area: stable isotope analysis of Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene faunal remains
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- A pollen analysis contributing to a palaeoenvironmental reconstruction in Lower Palaeolithic Barnham, East Anglia - Improving the understanding of hominid occupation in this area